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Home My WebLink AboutBUSINESS PLAN SITE/FACILITY DIAGRAM .F 0 RM NORTH SCALE: ~_": 60' BUSINESS NAME: V~ DATE:II/~/~O FACILITY N~ME: ~A~ ' UNIT ~: 0F (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRkM / FACILITY DIAGRAM ~ ' 't~ELLO ~ O~DOOR ~T~, PAO qP~NKL~ x SPR~NKcER oF~ %~E~P~YE~ (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - SA - '~ SITE/FACILITY D I AG R;~vI FORI~ 5 -- ' FLOOR: .Z OF '1 NORTH SCALE: 60' BUSIN'ESS DATE: II/~/gg FACILITY ~~ Uh'IT ~: 0F (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRAM ~ FACILITY DIAGRAM , ~ x E VAo~ ~0~ I (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - SA - SITE/FACILITY D I AG RiklV[ FORM , FLOOR: OF DATE: 11/15~ FACILITY ~ME: ~d~ U~IT ~: OF (CHECK ONE) SITE D[AGRkW FACILITY DIAGR~ (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - 5A - SITE/FACILITY D I AG R~dVl FORM ~ NORTH SCALE: BUSINESS NAME: , FLOOR: OF DATE: 11//5~g FACILITY NAME: 3AJ'~ U~IT ~: OF (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRAM FACILITY DIAGRAM (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- 5A - Van Waters 6 Rogers Inc. BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301-3202 subsidiaqj of Unlvar Sune ~Z, 1991 ~ECEIVEO JUN 2 ? 1991 Bakersfield Fire D~partment '~BH'O ............ Maz'ardous Materials Division 2130 G Street Bakersfield, CA. 93301 RE: Van Waters & Rogers 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, CA. 93301 Dear Direaon Van Waters & Rogers Inc. operates a chemical distribution center at the above address. In our continuing effort to keep informed emergency service agencies and others who potentially may be called upon during an · emergency situation at our facility, we are providing you with revisions of our Emergency/Contingency Plan. Knowledge of our facility and its operations, as discussed in our Emergency/Contingency Plan, will help you provide informed emergency assistance to us in the unlikely event of a fire, explosion, or the release of a toxic material. We are required by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, and the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act to show that we have informed local emergency assistance facilities such as yours of the equipment, supplies and plans we have in-place in the event of an emergency at our facility. We ask that you review the plan, and sign and return a copy of this letter in the enclosed envelope. Also, we would appreciate your comments or suggestions on the plan in order to assist us in making it as useful as possible to those who may be involved in an emergency situation at our facility. Thank you for your cooperation in this regard. Rosie Qu inones Operations Supervisor Acknowledgements: Name: Title: Date: 06/27/91 VA TERS & ROGERS 215-000-0 56 Page 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information Location: 2933 16TH ST Map: 102 Hazard: Moderate Ident Number: 215-000-000856 Grid: 25C Area of Vul: 0.0 Contact Name Title Business Phone 24 Hour Phone- C~LBERT PAZ EMERGENCY COORD. (805) 323-8301 x (805) 321 5~03 TERRY POTTER ALTERNATE COORD. (805) 323-8301 x (805) 399-7097 Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 2933 16TH ST D&B Number: 00-923-0244 City: BAKERSFIELD State: CA Zip: 93301- Comm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 5161 Owner: UNIVAR CORPORATION Phone: (805) 323-8303 Address: 1600 NORTON BLDG State: WA City: SEATTLE Zip: 98104-1564 - Summary ~.~,/(lyp.· er print name) reviewed ~he '~'~ ..... '~:"--""' ...... ~'~'~,-~-'1~ ma~age- ment plan Tor~.~_~e~:,,=,"~d ih~.t il ~long with correct OhS .,.)r,,;.,.,[u~,~ =.~ ......... ,,., =e ~,4 co, re,,~* any , ' ~-c ,,, ~, ,-,- ~,~,~,~...~.~e,.,,,~ man- agement plan for my facility. (~Sign~.ure 06/27/91 VA ATERS & ROGERS 215-000- 56 Page 2 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Form Quantity MCP 02-032 CALSOFT LAS 99 Liquid 165 High Fire, Immed Hlth GAL 02-012 CHLOROFORM ALCOHOL Liquid 110 High Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-035 cYCLOHEXYLAMINE Liquid 1,650 High Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL '02-071 DIETHANOLAMINE Liquid 1,100 High Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-069 DIISOPROPANOLAMINE Liquid 275 High Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-039 DOWFAX 2Al SOLUTION Liquid 550 High Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-008 FERRIC SULFATE Solid 15,O00 High Immed Hlth LBS 02-040 FORMALDEHYDE SOLUTION Liquid 550 High Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-009 FORMIC ACID' Liquid 3,575 High Fire, Immed H~%h GAL 02-063 HYDRAZINE Liquid 120 High Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-010 HYDROCHLORIC ACID Liquid 550 High Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-011 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 50% Liquid 550 High Fire, Pressure GAL 02-013 LACQUER THINNER 28-X Liquid 55 High Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-014 METHANOL Liquid 1,100 High Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-003 METHYLENE CHLORIDE Liquid 110 High Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-018 POTASSIUM NITRATE Solid 12,000 High Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-017 POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE Solid 330 High Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 06/27/91 VA~ATERS & ROGERS 215-000- Page 3 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Form Quantity MCP 02-053 SODIUM HYDROSULFITE Solid 500 High Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS 02-022 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE Liquid 400 High Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-023 SODIUM NITRATE Solid 2,500 High Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-054 SODIUM NITRITE Solid 12,000 High Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-073 SODIUM SILICOFLUORIDE Solid 1,000 High Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS 02-055 SULFAMIC ACID Solid 500 High Immed Hlth LBS 02-024 SULFURIC ACID Liquid 700 High Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-056 TAMOL 850 Liquid 1,500 High Immed Hlth GAL 02-057 TRETHANOLAMINE Liquid 2,475 High Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-007 VANWET 98 ACID Liquid 385 High Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth GAL 02-002 ACETONE Liquid 200 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth GAL 02-004 AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE Liquid 240 Moderate Immed Hlth GAL 02-030 BARRIUM CARBONATE Solid 2,800 Moderate Immed Hlth,.Delay Hlth LBS 02-006 CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE Solid 2,000 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS 02-033 CAUSTIC POTASH LIQUID Liquid 1,155 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-034 CAUSTIC POTASH SOLID Solid 5,000 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-021 CAUSTIC SODA LIQUID Liquid 2,640 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 06/27/91 VA~ATERS & ROGERS 215-000-0~856 Page 4 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Form Quantity MCP 02-020 CAUSTIC SODA SOLID Solid 15,500 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-067 DEQUEST 2000 Liquid 250 Moderate Immed Hlth GAL 02-036 DEQUEST 2006 Liquid 605 Moderate Immed Hlth GAL 02-037 DEQUEST 2010 Liquid 880 Moderate Immed Hlth GAL 02-043 GLYCOL ETHER ED Liquid 550 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-068 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL Liquid 825 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-015 METHYL ETHYL KETONE Liquid 1,100 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-045 MINERAL SPIRITS Liquid 110 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-046 NEODOL 25-3S Liquid 275 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-048 NITRIC ACID Liquid 1,375 Moderate Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-005 PARAFORMALDEHYDE Solid 2,000 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth LBS 02-016 PHOSPHORIC ACID Liquid 85 Moderate Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-029 PRIMARY AMYL ALCOHOL Liquid 55 Moderate Fire, Immed,Hlth GAL 02-050 QUILON CHROMIUM Liquid 120 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-052 SODIUM BISULFITE Solid 13,000 Moderate Immed Hlth LBS 02-025 THINNER .Liquid 1,375 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-026 TOLUENE Liquid 110 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 06/27/91 VA ATERS & ROGERS 215-000-0 56 Page 5 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Form Quantity MCP 02-059 VERSENE Liquid 1,900 Moderate Immed Hlth GAL 02-027 XYLENE Liquid 110 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-001 ACETIC ACID Liquid 1,620 Low Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-028 ALUMINUM CHLORIDE Liquid 200 Low Immed Hlth GAL 02-065 DIPROPYLENE GLYCOL Liquid 110 Low Fire GAL 02-042 GLYCOL ETHER DPM Liquid 220 Low Fire, Immed Hlth GAL 02-041 GLYCOL ETHER EM Liquid 330 Low Fire, Immed Hlth GAL 02-044 GLYCOL ETHER EM Liquid 110 Low Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-064 HEXYLENE GLYCOL Liquid 275 Low Fire, Immed Hlth GAL 02-047 NEODOL 91-6 Liquid 110 Low Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-049 PERCHLOROETHYLENE Liquid 1,035 Low Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-019 POLYESTER RESIN Liquid 550 Low Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-066 TRICHLOROETHANE Liquid 165 Low Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-058 TRITON Liquid 1,540 Low Fire, Immed Hlth GAL 02-060 ZINC CHLORIDE Solid 400 Low Immed Hlth LBS 02-031 CALCIUM HYDROXIDE Solid 50,000 Minimal Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-038 DEQUEST 2054 Liquid 440 Minimal Immed Hlth GAL 06/27/91 VA~ATERS & ROGERS 215-000 Page 6 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pl'n-Ref Name/Hazards Form Quantity MCP 02-070 DOWCIL 75 Solid 2,000 Minimal Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-062 FERRIC CHLORIDE Liquid 220 Minimal Immed Hlth GAL 02-051 SODIUM BISULFATE Solid 2,000 Minimal Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS 02-061 ZINC SULFATE Solid 22,000 Minimal Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-072 PLASTICIZER Liquid 110 Unrated Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 06/27/91 ~ERS & ROGERS 215-000-0~56 Page 7 00 - Overall Site <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification CALL 911 <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation ALL EXITS ARE MARKED AND A EVACUATION MAP IS POSTED FOR EMPLOYEE INFORMATION. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY wHICH WOULD REQUIRE EMPLOYEE EVACUATION, NOTIFICATION WOULD BE BY VOICE COMMUNICATIONS. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation IN THE EVENT OF A RELEASE OR THREATENED RELEASE OF A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL OR OTHER EMERGENCY REQUIRING THE EVACUATION OF EMPLOYEES, THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES WILL PREVAIL: 1) IMMEDIATE NOTIFICATION TO LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL PER PLANT CONTINGENCY PLANS. 2) NOTIFICATION TO SURROUNDING NEIGHBORS AND/OR PUBLIC PLACES BY CANVASSING DOOR TO DOOR. THIS NOTIFICATION WILL BE MADE IF ANY PERCEIVED DANGER TO HEALTH OR THE ENVIRONMENT IS ANTICIPATED AFTER CONSULATION WITH EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONDERS. 3) NOTIFICATION TO. THE STATE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES 4) NOTIFICATION TO VW&R AREA/REGION OFFICE IN LOS ANGELES <4> Emergency Medical Plan MERCY HOSPITAL IS 4 BLOCKS TO THE EAST AND OUT EMPLOYEES ARE ALSO TRAINED IN GENERAL FIRST AID AND CPR. THERE IS ALSO A FIRST AID KIT LOCATED IN THE OFFICE AND A SAFETY SHOWER LOCATED 'IN THE WAREHOUSE AND OUTSIDE. 06/27/91 VAIATERS & ROGERS 215-000-'0~56 Page 8 00 - Overall Site <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention ALL EMPLOYEES ARE INSTRUCTED TO WORK IN A SAFE AND CAREFUL MANNER TO AVOID BREAKAGE OR SPILLAGE. ALL OF OUR CHEMICALS ARE PRE PACKAGED IN DRUMS OR BAGS. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY WE HAVE THE NECESSARY REPACK DRUMS, BAGS, EMERGENCY RESPONSE KIT (LARGE CONTAINER PACKED WITH RUBBER APRON, RAIN SUIT & GLOVES, FACE SHIELD, FLASH LIGHT, ASSORTED TOOLS, ETC.) CHEMICALS TO NEUTRALIZE & ABSORB. EMPLOYEES ALSO ACT AS AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM. <2> Release Containment <3> Clean Up <4> Other Resource Activation 06/27/91 VA ATERS & ROGERS 215-0 6 Page 9 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - NORTHEAST CORNER OF BUILDING B) ELECTRICAL - NORTH WALL OF WAREHOUSE .C) WATER - NORTHEAST CORNER OF FENCE AT CURB D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE AREA IS EQUIPPED WITH FIRE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ARE LOCATED AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE. TWO FIRE HOSES ARE ALSO LOCATED IN WAREHOUSE. FIRE HYDRANT - NORTHEAST PROPERTY ON STREET CURB <4> Building Occupancy Level 06/27/91 VA ATERS & ROGERS 215-0 6 Page 10 00 - Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE 4 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE ALL EMPLOYEES RECEIVE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRAINING PER ATTACHED DOCUMENTS. EMPLOYEES WHO PHYSICALLY HANDLE, STORE OR TRANSPORT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, ARE EXPOSED TO FURTHER SPECIAL TRAINING, SUCH AS, LABELING, PLACARDING, SECUREMENT, COMPATABILITY, LOADING/UNLOADING, PAPER WORK, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION REGULATIONS. <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use 6/91 45 G. BOMB THREAT In the event of a bomb threat phone call, the most important thing to do is to try to keep the caller on the telephone so that the call may be traced. As ridiculous as it may seem, and as hard as it is to do, remain calm and try to obtain the following information: BOMB THREAT CHECKLIST 1. If possible, have another person monitor call. 2. Keep caller on line and talking as long as possible. 3. Time call received Date 4. Exact words of caller 5. Questions to ask: a. Time bomb will explode b. Location or area of bomb c. Why was bomb placed d. What kind of bomb e. What does bomb look like f. Name of caller 6. Voice identity: Sex Cultured Noticeable Accent Irrational Intoxicated Is Voice Familiar If so, who did it sound like 7. Background Noises: Music Street Traffic Trains or subways Voices Machinery Other 8. Time caller hung up 9. Remarks or impressions of receiver and monitor 10o Person receiving call Position BOMB THREAT 6/91 46 These questions sometimes yield valuable information and will detain the caller so a trace may be attempted. To trace a call, alert as quickly as possible another employee to call the telephone company on another line while the caller is detained on the first line. Speed is important because it may take several minutes to trace a call. Call the operator and explain the situation. At the same time, have another employee call the Emergency Coordinator. The Emergency Coordinator should call the police to advise them of the threat and obtain their assistance. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES: a. DON'T TOUCH, HANDLE, OR MOVE ANY SUSPICIOUS OBJECT!! b. Order an evacuation of the facility; c. Immediately turn off all two-way radios and cease using until the police have determined the area to be secure and safe. d. Wait for the police to arrive and let them make a search for the bomb. BOMB THREAT 6/91 (replacement page) 46a H. HANDLING A CALL FROM CHEMTREC Administrative Issues Phone numbers for Emergency Coordinators and Alternates are filed and maintained with CHEMTREC. The files are updated quarterly from Seattle. Branch Operations Managers should report changes, via voice mail, as soon as known to: Seattle, Operations at x 8408 or x 5935. Chemtrec communicators are instructed to contact the emergency coordinator located closest to where the incident is occurring. However, unavailability of closer Emergency Coordinators may mean the Coordinator takes a call for an event at some distance. Van Waters & Rogers is registered with CHEMTREC, enabling VW&R to use CHEMTREC's phone number (1-800-424-9300) as the 24-hour emergency response number on bills of lading and manifests. Protocol Incident Involves Rmergency Coordinator's Customer/Carrier/Shipment When Chemtrec reaches a Van Waters & Rogers' emergency coordinator or alternate, that individual will: 1. obtain known information about the event from the CHEMTREC communicator; 2. assume responsibility for action from CHEMTREC; 3. establish telecommunications with the "caller" to CHEMTREC as soon as possible; and 4. implement the Contingency Plan. Incident Involves AnotherVW&R Location's Customer/Carrier/Shipment When CHEMTREC reaches a Van Waters & Roger's emergency coordinator or alternate, that individual will: 1. obtain known information about the event from the CHEMTREC coordinator; 2. assume responsibility for action for CHEMTREC; 3. establish telecommunications with the "caller" to CHEMTREC as soon as possible; 4. learn more details about the incident and counsel the "caller" based from information found in Emergency Response Guides or MSDSs; 5. attempt to locate a VW&R Emergency Coordinator closer to the scene to manage. If none can be easily located, contact the appropriate Area Operations or Regional Environmental/Operations Manager; and 6. implement the Contingency Plan, as appropriate. CHEMTREC 6/91 53 SECTION IX. FIRST-AID / MEDICAL ASSISTANCE During an emergency there will be two types of medical situations which may arise. One is physical trauma such as cuts, broken bones, and burns. The other is exposure to toxins. Exposure to a toxic chemical may result in noticeable symptoms (such as those from acute cyanide poisoning) or more subtle, less noticeable symptoms (such as those from the slow build-up of lead levels in the body). When providing first-aid for a victim in an emergency situation there are several basic things to remember: a. If the victim is unconscious, first check to see if there is a pulse and if they are breathing. If not, have qualified individuals administer CPR. b. If the victim is not mobile, always check for broken bones before attempting to move them. If the victim is in a safe area, do not move them - wait for professional medical help. c. Be aware of the symptoms of shock. Victims, regardless of there apparent condition, should be allowed to find a comfortable position, kept calm, kept warm, and have their feet elevated slightly above their heads. First Aid should be administered to victims of physical trauma by branch personnel trained in first aid techniques. The First Aid Team Leader must be able to report to arriving professional medical assistance teams on the current status of any victims at the site. Reporting should be made in order of priority -- the most seriously injured individuals first. Exposures to toxic materials during emergency situations may cause illness and injury. Symptoms of exposure to a toxic chemical may be acute, causing difficulty in breathing, irregular heartbeat, tremors, and discoloration of the skin. Exposure to a chemical that is not acutely toxic may cause, dizziness, slurred speech, a loss of coordination, and a poor sense of judgement. The symptoms of exposure will vary from situation to situation and depend upon the. following factors: a. The toxic properties of the chemicals to which one is exposed. b. The length of exposure. c. The current health status of the individual exposed. FIRST AID/MEDICAL ASSISTANCE 6/91 54 If the chemical a victim has been exposed to is known, the Material Safety Data Sheet"(MSDS) for it should be consulted for emergency medical advice. In most, if not all, situations of exposure the following emergency procedures should be implemented: a. Remove the victim from the exposure - get them into fresh air. b. Keep the victim warm. c. Reassure and calm the victim. d. Remove constrictive and contaminated clothing. e. Administer oxygen if available. In all emergency situations be sure to call for professional medical assistance as soon as possible. Take a copy of the appropriate current material safety data sheets to the emergency room or other medical facility. If the computer system is not available due to a power failure or other situation, MSDSs can be faxed to the medical facility from any available Van Waters & Rogers office. Additionally, MSDSs are on file and available by fax from CHEMTREC at 1-800-424-9300. In the event of an incident, implement the appropriate medical surveillance aspects of the HAZWOPER program. FIRST AID/MEDICAL ASSISTANC~ 'C ITYMATERIALsOfBAKERSFIiNVENToRyELD l:arm and Agriculture [] Standard Business []HAZARDOUS NON--TRADE SECRETS ~a?. _/___,. of ;U$IN SS JlA : V~ Wa%ers & P~ers REFER TO~NSTRUCTIONS~~ROPER CODES Tr~ns ]yqe Hax Average Annual Measure I ~ys ConC ConC Cent Use Location Whece. ~ bY }lames cf Uixt,Jre/CgT~g~.ents Code code AmC AmC Est Units on 51Ce lype Press lem~ Code Stored in Facl[~C~ ~t' See Instructions I- Co,ponent,2 Name&C.A.S. ,u,ber -- Health of ~ressure Health [ Component 13 NAme i C.A.S. Number ~hysical 8nd Health Halard C,~,S, Humber /OD~-O/-~ Component I1 H~me t C,A,S, ~ ~ire ,azard ~ ResctiYity' ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ immediateCOmponenL.t2 Name, C.A.S. Number , Health of Pressure Health ~ " ComponeeC f3 Name I C..X.S. Humber Fhysical ~nd Health Hazard C.X.S. Num6er ~JJ/$~ Component Il'Name I C.A.S. Number U ~ire Hazard D Re4ctivity U Delayed U Sudden Release ~ [mmediateComponent 12 Name & C.A.S. Humber Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame I C.A.S. Number - ~ , r~ ~hysicAI ~M Health Hazard C.A.S, Huzber /~ /J-OX- ~ Component I1 Hame & C,A,S, Humber -- !! ~ Fire Hazard D Reactivity ~ De]ayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Component 12 Name I C.A.S. Humber Health of Pressure Health Component,3 Hame,C.A.S. Hu,be~ EHERGENCY CONTACTS "1 GILBERT PAZ ' OPE~TIONS S~. 800-424-9300 fl2 TERRY POTTER T~:iDRIVER Na~e TlC1 e ~ne :ertif c~tion (Re~d and siqn after com~leti(~g,~ll secti,onq) [ certify under fenalt~ of]a~ thqt I hav~persona/lv examlnq~qd~m tamili~r ~ith the in~orm~on Submitted in this ~nd all ~t~aChed,d0cvmen~, ~n~ t~c ~aseo on.ml inquiry ¢.those ~no~v~oua~s responsible for obta~nin9 the ~ntormatlon, I believe that the GAR' G. K~tER BRANCH ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ~NAGEP. ~~~ CITY of BAKERSFIELD Farm and AgLiculture [] Standard Business []HAZARDOUS MATERIA,LS INVENTORY NON--TRADE SECRETS Pa~e _g ..... of/a?- USINESS NAMe. Van Waters & ~gers Inc. OWNER NAME: U~v~ ~ration NAME OF THIS FACILITY: ~ Waters & ~er~ T~ OCATION: 2'9~ 16~. St. ADBRESSi.:~~~. STANDARD 1ND. CLASS CODE~ REFER TO~NS TRUUUIUNS~~RUPER CODES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I1 12 13 I1. . ~ixt,Jre/C~oo~ents irans ~y~e Hax Average Annual Measure I Oys Cent Cent Cent Use toc~tion Where ~wb)'tNamesscf Code code AeC AmC Est Un~ts on Site · Type Press femo Code Stored in Facllmt/ Instru:tlons Physical and ~e~l~h ~azard C.A.S. ~u~ber ////~-~0-/ Component I~ Name ~ C.A.S. Number (Check ali that apply) U Fire ~azard ~ Reactivity. ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ ImmediateC°mp°nen[ 12 Hame I C.A.S, Number -- Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame A C.A,S, Number Physical and Health Hazard C.A.S, Humber 0/~(9 ~J-~-~ Component I1 Hame & C,A,S, Humber D Fire Hazard D Reactivity~ D Delayed D Sudden Release ~ ImmediateC°mp°nent'12 Hame & C,A,a, Humber ~ ~.j.~~~ ~-~-~ Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame I C,A,S, Humber 4/8 wa~ 7 Physical and Health Hazard C,A,a. HumCer ~007~-~-~ Component Il'Hame I C,A,S, Humber (Check al1 that appl~) . Co~ponent 12 Hame i C,A,S, Humber ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ eeleyed ~ SuddenRelease ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame & C,A,S. Humber D Fire Hazard D Reactivity D Delayed D Sudden Release ~ Immediate ~/~"F~/~ ' Hea]th of Pressure Health EHERGEHCY CON/ACTS ,1 ~2 ertifi~ioq ,(Re~ and_sign af~pr compl~ti(~g,~ll secti?~) certify unoer ~en~K~ o)~a~ thqt ~hav~persona/)y exs~lnqosqo)m tamimlar ~ith the intor~aclOn Submitted in this end all t~ached,docu~encs, anQ thc oaseo on my ]flquir~ ¢.Chose ~nOlVlOUa/s responsible for obCa)ning the lnfor~atlon, I be )eve Chat the ,t~tteo Informatlo~ IS true, accurate, ano complete, ' CITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MAT ER 1- A.LS 1- NVENTORY Farm andAgticulture El Standard Business El NON--TRADE SECRETS USTNESS NAH~: Van Waters & _Rogers Inc. OWNER NAHE: Un(var Corpora%ion NAHE OF THIS FACILZTY: Uan a ars ADDRESS; R(ll Secc:qc~t-A.-¢e STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE.;--g,.-; . - .... 0CAfION: ~9.~3 'lCth. St. IIY. ZIP:,-;alcersfi¢l.?., 93301 CITY. ZIP:.~t_i T.~ (~6~,~ DUN AND BRADSTREEI. NUMBERTM ......... REFER TO-ZNSTRUCTZONS-FOR--PROPER CODES -- I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 IJ- Trains T. yl~e I~ax Average Annual Measure I ~ys Cent Cent Cent Use Location ~he[e ~ by ~iares cf vixture/C:,,'r, onents Code coae AmC Amt Est Units on 51t.e Type Press femg Code Stored in Facility Wt' See lnstru:tlons Phfsic¢l and Health Hazard C'.A.S. Humber ~ 0/0 7-~/-/ Component Il Name I C.A.S. Number (Check ~11 tha~ apply] ti Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity, ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ ImmediaceC°mp°nent 12 Hame I C.A.a, Number Health of Pressure Health · : Component f3 Name I C.A.S. Number P'hisicai and Health fla~ard ' C A S Number. 00/02- 2/- / Component I1 Hame I C,k,S. Number ~ t--~ Component.12 Name I C,A.a, Number ' ~~rd ~ ~ctivity~ ~ Oela~9,d ~ Sudden. Release ~ Immediate ~ ~ Heamtn eT Pressure Health Component 13 Name N C,A,S, Number B~re Hazard ~ Reactivity B Delayed B Sudden ~elease ~ Immediate Component 12 Hame I C,A,S, Number Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name & C.A,S, Number Physical(check 'allehdthatHealthapply)Hazard C,k,S. Hu~ber ~ - 77-3 Component Il Hame I C,A,S. Number ~ Fire HAzard ~ Reactivity ~ DelayedHeaith ~ SuddenofPressureRelease ~ Immediate Health Component 12 Hame ~ C,A.S. Humber ~'" ,:. Component 13 Name A C,A.S, Number Il ENERGENCY CONTACTS ,1 fl2 'ertifigatioq ,(Re~d a.nd_sfgn af~fr completi(]g,all secti.onq) cert3u under gena~ o~a~ thqt I havepersona/~f examlnqo~qo{m fa~i~]~r.~it~ the )n~orm~]on ~u~mitte~ in this ~nd ,ttached,dgcgments, mn~ thac eased on my ~nquiry ¢.those ]nosy]Duals responsio~e for obtaining the Information. I be~ eve that the ;u~tteo tntor~stlon lS true, accurlte, sno co,piece. ' CITY of BAKERSFIELD MAT ERIA.LS Farm and Agriculture I] Standard Business I]HAZARDOUS 1-NVENTORY NON--TRADE SECRETS ':3SINESS NAMF- Van Waters & Rc~ers Inc. OWNER NAME: Onivar C~r~ration NAME OF THIS FACILITY: .Van REFER TO--INSTRUCTIONS--FUR--PROPER CODES ~ 1 2 3 4 5 0 . I 8 9 ID II 12 /3 14. Average Ann., ,ea ure , . ys Cont Cont Cont Use iCooe code Amt Amt Est Un,ts on s)te Type Press lemo Code Stored in ~ac~mlty .. ' See Instructions L~hYsical and Health Hazard C'.A.S. Humber ,,")0! ;i/- 76 -,2- Component II Name I C.A.S Number Component Name C.A.S. Number i_~ Fire Hazard [] Reactivity ~ Delayed [] Sudden Release [] Immediate Health of Pressure Health i~ ., Component ~3 Name $ C,A,S, Number ' )Physical and Health Hazard C,A.S, Rumber 0 7 z/~-~8 -~ Component I1 Name I C,A,S, Number . )(Check all that apply) ' :: Component.f~ Name $ C,A,S. Number r~ ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity' ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ] Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name SC.A.S, ~umber" 'Physical.) [Check a)landthatHealthapply)Hazard C,A,S, Nu=Eer 0 ~00 ~-~- ) Component II ' ~a.e t C]A,'S, ~ ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health :lCheck'a/1 that apply) .~ ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Component 12 Name ~ C.A.S. Number ' Hea i~h of Pressure Heal th Component 13 Name ~ C,A.S, Number IEbIEROENCY CONTACTS ¢ l~)~e Ti[lo 2~hone fl2R~e Title ~'ertif~c~tion (Re~d and s~qn after completing all sect~_ons) ~( cert.~f7 under penal~ o flaw that I hav~persona)ly examlnedQndam familiar with the information ~u~mitted in this ~nd all ~;tached documents, anU that based on my ~nquir7 of those individuals responsible for obtaining the ~nrormat~on, I believe that the ~,~tted ~nformat~on ~s true, accurate, and complete. CITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MAT ERIA.LS INVENTORY Farm and Ag[iculture ri Standard Business J-J NON--TRADE SECRETS h?. ~ ..... o~_' USINESS NAMe: Van Waters & Rogers Inc. OWNER NAME- Univar Cx~r~ration NAME OF THIS FACILITY: .Van Waters & I%o~ers In~ QCATION: 29~3 16th. St. ADDRESS;_~_BQZ_S~cond_~e. STANDARD IND. CLASS REFER TO-INSTRUCT-IONS--FOR--PROPER CODES 1 2 3 4 5 6 . 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14. lr~tns [yqe I~x Avera~je Annual Heasure ! .OLs Cent Cent Cent Use Location.lihe[e. ~1~)'~ f~ares cf Uixture/C.~,.'~onents 3eom Loom A~C Aat EsL I]nlLs on ~tce lype Press [emo Code Stored iff l-aClflr, y ' See [nstruct,~cn$ (Check ail ~that apply) LI Fire Hazard [] Reactivity ~ Delayed 19 Sudden Release I~ immedia~e Health of Pressure Health ' ·. Component 13 Name I C.A.S. Number I ,h~sical and Health Hszard C,A.S. Humber ~ ~.~- ¢[- ~ Component I1 Ha~eHa~e S~ C,A,s,C'A'S' ~u~berNU~ber .~~. (Check al1 iht a~pl/} ' . , U Fire Hazard U Reac:ivi:y U Oela~ed ~ Sudden Release ~ I,~i~c°mp°nent'12 Health of Fressure . .~ . Component 13 Name ~ C.A.S. ~{umber ~ Y Number / ~ ~ . J Physical ahd Heltth Hazsrd C.A.S.'Number ~0(3~-~- ~ Component I1 Name & C.A.S. ~'W [Check 'al1 that apply) ~1~ ~Oo~-B~ ~ _ } ~ FireHazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release "Immediatec°mp°"entl2 Na~e'c'A's "~ber ~'~1 ~~ 7~'/~-,~~ { Number ~O. 07 /~ ~0-oo-0- I , Health of Pressure Health Component 13 ,ame ~ C.A.S. 0~/~ ,J EHERGENCY CONTACTS ~1 ~2 t~ached.dqcqmen[~, an~ tbac oaseo on.~y Inquiry 9f. those ~no~vlaua~s responsible for obtaining the ~nroreat~on, I believe that the ;~gmltteo l~tor~a[lo~ is true, accurate, ano compme[e. ' CITY of BAKERSFIELD Farm and Agticult'ure [] Standard Business riHAZARDOUS HAT ERTA.LS INVENTORY NON--TRADE SECRETS '-~SINESS NAMF- Van Wa%ers & P~ers Inc. OWNER NAME: UrLivar Cori~ora%ion NAME OF THIS FACILITY: _Van i.,7~t~rs & I~er~ ~CATi0N: 2'9~ 16t2n. Et. ADDRESS;o._2d3~Second A~e. SIANDARD IND. CLASS CODE~--~'.~. . ~"Y. ZIP:.~lcersfi¢la.', 93301 CZTY. ZI~. ,~=+~]~ ,.,. qgln,, DUN AND BRADSTREEI NUHBER-'~o~-O-~ i;10NE ¢: (805) 3P3-8303 PHONE ~: ....... ' ......... ~ - - ._ --. REFER TO~NSTRUC~fONS FOR PROPER CODES ~ 1 2 3 4 5 $ . I 8 ~ I0 II 12 13 I1. ' i[r{ns ~yqe ~ax Average Annual Neasure I ~y~ Cont Cont Cont Use Location.Whe(e. ~y. ~la~es cf ~ooe cooe A~t A~t ~s~ Un~ts on 5~e ~ype Press ~em~ Code S~ored ~n ~ac~y ' Sge [nstruc~cns ~hysica] and Health Hazard C'.A.S. Number ¢>~-~-~-V Component ,1 Name l C.A.S. Number U Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity,, ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health ~ ~ [~ .'. Component 13 Hame ~ C.A.S. Humber ~sic~l and Health Hazard C,A.S. ~u~ber Oo~7-~-G Component I1 ~a~e I C.~.S, ~u~ber . ~ - ~ (Check all Chat apply, ' "ComponenC.,2 Hame lC.A.S. Humbe~ ¢ I' ~ ~ire Haz4rd ~ Reactivity' ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Health of Pressure.ea~c. Component 13 Name t C.A.S. Humber I ;~ysical and Health Hazsrd C.A.S. Hum6er O0 ~X-/~-~ Component Il'Hame I C.A.S. Number [Check ~/1 that apply) ' ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health C~ Component 13 Ha~e I C,A,S. Humber ,~ysic~l ~fld Health Hazard . C,A,S,-flu=ber O~g-~-O Componen~ I1 ~l[e I C,~,S, Number [Check 'ali that apply) ' _ Component 12 Hame ] C.A.S. Humber ~ Fire H4zard ~ Reactivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~'[~ediate ' Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame ~ C.A.S. Humber EHEROEr.iCY CONTACTS ~1 fl2 ~tific~tion (Read and siqn af~pr completi~g,~ll secCi?]~) ~HChed.d~c~enC~, 8n~ C~aC based on.my Inquiry gl.those Individuals responsible fqr obtaining the lnrorm]C]on. ] believe Chat the ,>~CCeo lnlor~8cIO~ is true, accurate, eno comp/ace. CITY of BAKERSFIELD Farm and Agriculture I-1 Standard Business []HAZARDOUS MATERIA.LS TNVENTORY. . NON--TRADE SECRETS ;~ _~7'_ .... of/?] USINESS NAMe' Van Waters & _Rogers Inc. OWN~ER_AN~AHE: Univar Corporation NAME OF THIS FACILITY: .Van Waters & Rc~ers In~, QCATION: 2'903 16th. St. ADDH~; -8D]_Secon~A~e STANDARD IND. CLASS C0DE~--~.~ . - -~' 'HONE fl: (805) :393-8303 PHON(~ ii: ' -.~, ,~a. p~±u ~ _ _ ._ _-. REFER .TO-INSTRUCTIONS--F72R--PROPER CODES -- I I 2 3 4 5 6 I 8 9 10 II 12 13 14. Tr~ns [yqe ~ax Average Annual ~easure I ~ys Cont Con( Con( Use locqtion Where Code code AmC AmC Est · Units on 51Ce Type Press Temo Code Storee in Facility ' See Instruct~oes Physical(check a/lend~hatHeAlthapply)Hazard C'.A.S. Humber , ~G.~T-~ 0 Component I1 Hame A C.A.S. Humber J U Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudd~nRelease ~ ]mmediaceC°mp°nent 12 Hame &C.A.S. Humber Health of ~ressure Health Component f3 Hame ~ C.A.S. Humber PhYSiCal and Health Hazard C.A.S. Humber ~ 7,_,r?-~-/; Component I1 Hame & C.A.S. Humber . (Check all that apply) ' · '. / Component.f2 Hame & C,A,S, Humber V ' 0 Fire Hazard [] Reactivity' [-] Oela~ed 0 Sudden Release ~ Immediate :. Health of Pressure Health := Component ~3 Hame & C.A.S, Humber Physical and Health Hazard i' C.A.S. Hum6er 077,$'-7-~]3-:2 Component (Check al1 that apply) Fire Hazard [] Reactivity 00elayed [] Sudden Release ~ ImmediateC°mp°nent 12 Hame I C.A,S. Humber Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame I C.A.S. Humber Physica'l 8hd Health Hazard · C.A.S.' Humber (.Z~,d~/~,,~,~ Component (Check'ai1 that apply) Fire Hazard. 0 Reactivity ~ Delayed 0 Sudden Release ~ Immediate Component 12 Hame & C,A,S, Humber HeaTCh of Pressure Health Component EHEROENCY CON~ACTS ¢1 fi2 Title .ertific~tion (Read and $f9n after' compl~tfpg,all sectf,ons.) , cer.t.lfy under genal).y, of]a)~ thqt I havepersonaJl),eXamlnqQ~qojm tam 118r.yiLb the inlor~acIon ~u~mitted in this.8nd all ~t~acned.dgcvmencs, an~ tbac ~asea on my Inquiry gt.cnose lnalv)ouams responsio(e Tot obtaining the lnTorm~tlOn, I bel)eve that the ;u.~tteU Information Is true, accurate, and complete, ' ]m CITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MAT ERIA.LS INVENTORY Farm and AgLiculL'ure FI Standard Business [] NON--TRADE SECRETS ~USINESS NAMFA. V~Ln Waters & ~gers ~c. OWNER NAME: U~v~ ~ration NAME OF THIS FACILITY: ~ Waters & ~r~ 'tt0NE ~: (R05) 323-8303 PHONE ~: ~=~c, ,,a. ~o~u~ REFER TO~NS TRU~TIUNS~~RUPER CODES Irons [yqe ,ax Average Annual Measure , ~f, Cont Cont Cont Use tocation. Whece. Physical and ~ealth ~azard C,A,S, Nuaber ~ ~o-3~-~ ComPonent II Na~e ~ C,A,S. ~umber (Check ali ~h~: apply) . ComponenC 12 ~aae ~ C,A.S, ~u~ber ~ Fire Hazard 0 Reactivit~ ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ ImmediaLe HealCh of Pressure HealLh ~ Component 13 Name I C,A,5. Number ~/~ Physical ~nd Health Nm~mrd 6.A,S. Number ~o//~-2~-~ Component ¢~ Name ~ C,A,S, Number .~ -- _ , ' . _ ' . . 6omponen~.¢2 Name ~ 6,A,S, Numbe~ ~ Fire Hazard ~ Remctivity ~ ~e~myed ~ Suddg~Release '~ ImmeDiate Health or Pressure Health . . Component 13 Hame I C,A,S, Humber ' ' Physical end Health Hazardt~ .A,S, Humfer 00//~-~7 ~ Component I1' Name I C,A.S. Humber tCheck ali thc apply) ~ C - Component IZ Name ~ C,A,S, Nuzber , U Fire Hazard fl Reactivity $ Delayed U Sudden Release ~ [m~%~i¢¢~ Health of Pressure ' Component 13 Hame I C,A,S, Humber ~ ]1 (Check'a~l that Apply) / T U Fire Hazard. U Reactivity B Delayed B Sudden Release ~ immediateCOmponent 12 NamelC.A.S. Number Health of Pressure Health EHERGENCY CONTACTS ~1 ~2 ;ertif ;~tioq .(Re~d and_sign af~fr complcti¢~g all sectipnq) t cert4ty under ~ena~ olj~ that lh~v~persona/~f examlnq~qo~m familiar wit~ the in~orm~on Submitted in this ~nd ~t;aqhed.dgcvment~, mn~ t~c cased on.my ~nquir~ gf.~hose ~noiv~ou~ls res¢onsible rqr obt~nin] the ~nformat~on. I believe that the cITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MAT ERIA.LS INVENTORY farm and Agticult'ure 0 Standard Business [] NON--TRADE SECRETS USINESS NAH~- V~Ln Waters & ~g~s Inc. OWNER NAHE: O~v~ ~ration NAHE OF THIS FACILITY: ~ W~ters & ~r~ T~ QCATION: 2~3 16~. St. AOORESS;n=~~nd A~. STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE:. .... . ........... DUN AND BRADSTREEI. NUMBERTM ...................... Wa~ 98104, 00-923~9Z~4 HONE fl: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: ~ - REFER TO~NSTRUCUIONS~~RUPER CODES -- I 2 3 4 5 · 6 ? 8 9 10 11 12 13 I~. irons ~yqe Nax Average ~nnual Nea~ure I Oys ConL ConL ConL Use Loc{Lion wh.re Code code AmL Am~ Est Units on S~te Type Press iemD Code Stored ]n Fac~l~ty Physical and Health Hazard C'.A.S. Number Component Il Name s C.A.S Humber (Check all?aL apply) ' I _ ~ F~e Hazard ~ Reactivit~ ~ Belayed ~ Sudden Release ~ ]mmed}ateC°mP°"e"t ~2 Name & C.A.S. Number [ - Health of Pressure Health I Co~pon~t ~3 Na~e ~ C.~.S. Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactiv~ty' ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Im~ediaLe ~ . ., HealLh of Pressure HealLh I I -I I I I I I t I Physical and Heal[h Hazard C.A.S. Number Component II ' Na~e I C.A.S. Nuaber ' / J I ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ 0elayed ~ Sudden Release ~ [mzedi~teC°mp°nent 12 Name ~ C.A,S. Nuzber Hea ILh of Pressure Heal Lh Component 13 Na=e I C,A,S, Number Phrsica'l ~d Health Hazard C.A.S..Number Component l1 Name I C.A.S. Number {Check'a/I that apply) 0 Fire Hazard 0 Reactivity 0 Delayed 0 Sudden Release ~ Immediate Component 12 Name I C.A,S. Nu~ber I ' HeaID of Pressure Health I EHERGENCY CONTACTS ~l- erti[j~atioq ,(Re~ an~.~fgn after completing,~lZ secti.on~) cert. u~ unoer ~enal%X O;laW th~s l n~veperson~/l~ exa~ln~nd ~z fazi~]~r ~itb the inlor~atlon Submitted in this ~nd all .t~agbed.d0cy~en[s, an~ %~at baseo on.my lnquir~ 9f.those ]no]~ldua/s responsible for obtaining the ]n,ormation. [ believe that the u:o~tteo ~n~or~atlon ]s Hue, accura%e, ano co~p/e[e. ' · CITY of BAKERSFIELD ' · HAZARDOUS MAT ERIA.L$ INVENTORY Farm and Agticult'ure [-I Standard Business [] NON--TRADE SECRETS NA~' V~ Watts & ~ers Inc. OWNER NAME: U~v~ ~ration NAME OF THIS FA~)~T~i_~ U~ '~.,~at~rs & ~er~nc~ ~.tiY. Z]P:r~kCw~f~plg, 93301 PHON~ ~: '~lc, .'?a~9810~ DUN AND BRADSTREE] NUMBER-~o~'2~f~ ~HONE ,: (805) 323-8303 REFER TO~NSTRUC~ZONS~~ROPER CODES --- - - -'-" ' I :irans ~yqeMax Avgrage Annual Measure I~y~ Cont Cont Cont Use Location Where ,'~ode cope Act Amt Est Units on 51ce Type Press lemo Code Stored in Facility See Instructions '~hysical and Health Hazard C,A.S, Humber Component Ii Hame A C,A.S, Humber (Check all ?at apply) ~ ~-~¢~ ~ - OJ~ U Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oe~ayed ~ Sudden Release ~ ImmediaceC°mp°nent 12 Name &C.A.S. Humber ~ Health of Pressure Health ::~ .. Component 13 Hame A C.A.S. Humber ~)ic~l mnd Health Hmzmrd C.A.S. Humber Component II Hame & C.A.S. Humber :: ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate I. '.~ysic~l 8nd Health HAzard C,A,S, Num6er Componen~ I1' Hame & C,A,S, Humber '(Check all that apply) -~ ~D FireHazard DReactivity DOe)eyed USuddenRelemse UI'mediateC°'p°nentl2 Hame'C'A'S'Hu'ber ,:. Health of Pressure Hca]th ~; Component 13 Hame & C.A.S. Humber :Physical ohd ~ealth Hazard C,A,~, ~u~ber Component I1 ~a~e ~ C,A,S, ~u~ber / ~ ~ Fire Hazard D Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ~ ' Health of Pressure Health ~rtif~caCion (Read and_sfgn after- compYeCf(~g,all sec~f.onq) Q cerblfy under penal~ o[Ja~ thqt l bavepersonally, exa~,lnqd~qe Qm Tami))ar with the inlorma~]on ~ubmitted in this 8nd all · ~Dched,docvment~, eno tbmc pasco on.m7 )nquirz ~r.cnose )nolv)ouaAs responsible fqr obta)ning the lnfor~at)on, I beI)eve that the ~,omltteo I~IOF[BCIO~ IS trUe, ACCUrate, ~0 compmece, CITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MAT ERIA.LS INVENTORY Farm and Agticult'ure [-] Standard Business [] NON--TRADE SECRETS -USINESS NAMe- Van Waters & _r~gers Inc. OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF THIS FACILITY: ~a~ i-,Tat~rs & Roqer~ In~ QCATION: ?03 16th. st. ADDRESS; _SELI_~ .~ve STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE~--, .... - -~'~ 'HONE It: (805) 323-8303 R£%£R ~O-INSrRUUT-IQN$-FOR--PRU~£R COD£S -- ~ - - ir{ns ~ly~e Nax Av.eracJe Annual Measure ! @ys Cont Cont Cont Use tocation.Whe(e. Names v i x t ur e/.r c.,%.onen~ s Code cooe Xmt Am~ ~st Un,ts on 5~te [ype Press Temo Code Stored ~n ~ac~cy ' See [nstru:t]cns Phvsicallcheck a/land?atHealthappiy)Hazard C'.A.S. Humber Component ,1 Name , C.A.,. Number /~4/- ~ dD~ _ CP/. ~ . U Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed [] Sudden Release [] Immediate Component 12 Hame I C.A.S. Number {X.// Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name I C.A.S. Number I~hysical ~nd ~e~lth Hazard . C.A.S. Number Component II ta~i I C.&.S. Nuaber i (Check al/ thatapplyl' · ' ~-~ O~- 003 Componen~.12 Name C,A,S, Numbe~ I ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity '~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immedigte ,~ Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name I C.A.S. Number / Fhfsical(Check alland thmtBealthapply)Hazard C.A.S. Num6er Component 11' Name, C.A.S. Number '~'/~ ~ ' I ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Componentl2 N~melC.A.S. Nu~ber Health of Pressure Hem)th Co,ponenL,3 ,a,,,C.A.S. Nu,ber / PhysicD ~hd ~ealth Hazard C.A.S. Nuaber Component II la~e I 6.~.S. Number Component 12 Na~e I C.A.S. Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health im EMERGENCY CONTACTS ~1 ~2 ;ertificztion ,(Rep¢ and sign af~pr comuleting ¢11 secti,onq) cerb~fl under pena~c~ ot~a~ Chq~ lhavepersonai(y, examlnqdQqdQm famil)ar wi~b ~he in[ormacmon submiCCed in this and at~acbed documenc~, anU t~a~ eased on my ~nquiry QL~nose ~no~v~oua)s responsible fqr obtaining the information. I believe that the ~u. Dm tteO ~nfor~lo~ 1~ :rue, aocurmte, and comp/ece. · . -. CITY of BAKERSFIELD .. Farm and Agticult'ure Iq Standard Business E]HA.ZARDOUS HATERIA,LS TNVENTORY NON--TRADE SECRETS :USINESS NAHE: ~. Watts & ~s Inc. OWNER NAME: O~v~ ~ration NAHE OF THIS FACILITY: OCATION: 2933 16~. St. ADDRESS; R~l ~-A~ STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE~--~.~. I~Y. ZIP:~]ccr~fi~ld, 9~01 CITY. ZIP:~tlc' Wa~9~104 DUN AND BRADSTREEI. NUMBER · HONE ~: (805) 3~3-8303 PHONE ¢: ~ REFER TO~NSTRUCTIONS~~ROPER CODES -- irons !yqe Nax Av~raQe Annual Measure I~ys ConL Cont ConL Use Locqtjon wh.re {Check all~that apDl~) . Component ~2 Name ~ C.A,S, Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity: ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ~ Health of Pressure Health '~ ,: Component ~3 Name ~ C.A.S. Number ,,,sica,,ndHe,lthHmz,rd C.A.S. Humbe, Component.t2C°mp°nen'" Name&C.A.S. NumberName, C.A.S. Number . (Check all that applyl ' : ' ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity' ~ Delayed 'O Sudden Release ~ Immediate :' Health of Pressure Health .'. Component 13 Name I C.A.S. Number B Fire Hazard B Reactivity' ~ Delayed B Sudden Release B Immediate Component 12 Hame I C.A.S. Number Hearth of Pressure Health Component 13 Name t C.A.S. Humber Phfsic~'l lhd Hellth Hazard C.A.S.-Number Component II I~e I C.A.S. Number Component 12 Hame ~ C.A.S. Humber ~ Fire ~azard ~ ReacCiyiCy ~ Oela~ed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ' Health of Pressure He,ICh ComponenCI3 H~me&C.A.S. Humber EHERGENCY CONTACTS ~1 fl2 .' [erti[i~tioq ,(Re~d and.~iDn after complcti(~,all sectipn~) {t&~cbed.doc~,enc~, 8n~ C~4c cased on.my ~nquiry ¢.those ]no~v]ouels responsio~e Tqr obtaining the ]nformat]on. I believe that the submitted lntormac1on is true, accurate, and comp/etc. CITY. of BAKERSFIELD , -' HAZARDOUS MAT ERIA.LS INVENTORY Farm andAgticulture [1 Standard Business E] NON--TRADE SECRETS Pa~e ~ .... o¢/~' '~USINESS NAH~: Van Waters & ~ers Inc. OWNER NAME: Univar C~rporation NAME OF THIS FACILITY: .V~d;ers &-P~>~ers ADDRESS; _SD~S~:om~ r.~Ue LOCATION: ~29~3 161:h. St. STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE~_~..~t~ . - .... ~ IncF 2IiY, ZZP:,ga]~rsfipld, 9330l CITY ZIP~ '~" ' a DUN AND BRADSTREEI NUMBER .... o~' ......... PHON~ ~' '~tlc, .?aT9310. PHONE ,: (805) ~3-83~3 · ~ - 00-923;~ - REFER TO~NSTRUCTIONS~~ROPER CODES -- I 2 3 4 5 6 · ; 8 9 I0 II i2 13 11. Tr~ns [yqe nx Average Annual Hea5ure I ~y~ Cunt Cunt Cunt Use 'LocaCion. Whece. t~'. ~a~es or PixC,jre/:ctco~en[s Code cooe ~at AmC Est Un]ts on 51ce Type Press Temo Code Stored ]n ~acl/1Cy ' ' See Physical(Check a/land?ac~ealthapply)Hazard C,A,S, Humber Component II Hame t C,A,S, Humber ~~ - ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Component12 Name I C.A,S, Number Health of PressuFe Health Component 13 Name ~ C.A.S. Humber Physical a~d ~ea]~h ~azard C,~.S. ~u~ber Co~ponen~ II ~a~e ~ C,k.S ~u~ber ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ ImmediateC°mp°nent'12 Hame&C,A,S, Numbe~ ~; Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name ~ C.A.S, Humber Physical(check ai)endthatHealthapply)Hazard C.A.S, Hum6er Component I1' Hame I C,A.S, Humber /._~ :~ Component 12 Name ~ C.A.S. Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ ReactiviU ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Hea Ith of Pressure Health Component 13 Name & C.A.S. Hu~ber / / ~ I I I I ' I I I I I I ~/. I ~/- ~' ~.x~,~ ~o o o l'= Physic~'l ~hd Health Hazard 'C.A.S. Hu~ber Component II ~e I (.A.S. Hu~ber (Check ali that apply) /~- Component ~ ~e & ~.A.~, ~u~be? ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ' Health of PressuFe Health Component ~3 Name ~ C,A,S. Number EHERGENCY CONTACTS ~1 ~2 FfCl e ~hon e R~e H t 1 e CertificaCioq ,(Rep~ and_ $ign after comp let img ,8 I I sect i,ons) ~ cer~afy under ~ena~c~ o~)a~ th~ l h~vepersona/lf exa~ln~qd~ fa~illar.~i~ ~he jnlor~tlon ~u~ittef in this ~nd zt~zcned,doc~enc~, ~n~ t~[ uaseo on.~y lnquirl ¢.those ]na]v~oua/s responsiu/e r~r obtaining the ~ntormat]on, I believe ~hat the su2~tteo ~nfor~c~on is [rue, ~ccur~e, aha complete, CITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MATERIA-LS'- INVENTORY Farm and Agriculture !-] Standard Business [] NON--TRADE SECRETS ;USINESS NAMe: .Van. Wafers & _Rogers Inc. OWNER NAME: Univar Corpora%ion NAME OF THIS FACILITY: .Van Waters & l%~ger~ T~ AODRESS; ROl Z~econd Ave. iOCATION' ~9o3 16tn. st. STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE.~'--~-,,.-., . ....... ~HONE ti: (805) 3'23-8303 ' PHONE ti: --Sea~t-!e, 93104 DUN AND BRADSTREEI. NUMBERTM ........ REFER TO-ZNSTRUUTIOAIS--FOR--PROPER CODES -- 'tl.rtns !yl~e Hax Avera(je Annual Nea$ure I Dys Cont Cont Cont Use Location?e(e. I~ ~a~es of I~. ,ixt,Jre/r, ot;onents ~'rr.~de code Amt Amt Est Un,ts on S~te [ype Press }em~ Code Stored ~n ~acl~ty '/ See Instructions il(Check~Fhysicalallandthat.Healthapply)Hazard C'.A.S. Number Component Ii Name S C.A.S. Number "~,Y,,,t,/-,~ 0,~,- ~.~' ~{ '~ Component 12 Name ~ C.A,S, Number Fire Hazard [] Reactivity [] Delayed [] Sudden Release [] Immediate . ., Hearth of Pressure HealLh Component 13 Name & C.A.S. Number ~rsical a,d Health Nazard C.A.S. Humber Component ~ Name ~ C.A.S Number/z.,,- [] Fire Hazard I-1 Reactivity; I"l Oelayed [] Sudden Release [] Immediate Component.12 Name & C,A,S, Number ~. Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name I C,A,S, Number :'~¥SJCal and Health Hazard C,A,S. Num6er Component I1 ' Name ~, C.A.S. Number :; ~ Fire Hazard [] Reactivity [] Delayed Fi Sudden Release [] Immediate Component 12 Name I C,A.S, Number Health of Pressure Health Component ~3 Name & C,A,S, Number '~ysica'l ahdNealLhHazard C.A.S. Number ComponenLII Name & C,A,S Number . (Check 'all that apply} , ~ Fire Hazard I-] Reactivity [] Oelayed [] Sudden Release [] Immediate · Health of Pressure Health Component,3 Name&C.A,S. Number EHERGENCY CONTAOTS ¢1 ~2 r N~'me TfCle 2T]tr--P oh~ ~e 'Y~rtific~tion (Read and sion after completing all sections,) ,."lcer~lfy under ~enalt~ of!q th{t I hav~' personaJl)',examlne.;t ~qd{m [amillar,¥i~ ~he in[orma~lo~ Submitte~ in this ~nd all ~.~'acned,doc~menu, an~ t.hac oaseo on my ~nquiry gL:nose ]no]v]oua~s responsio~e ~or obta]nin9 the information. I believe that the ~,~'.~tteo ~n~ormat~on Is ~rue, accurate, and complete. ' . .. CITYMAT ER I A,LsOf'BAKERS FIiNvENToRyELD .. ~arm And A¢icult'ure [-] Standard Business E]HAZARDOUS NON--TRADE SECRETS bp. /_.~__... of :USINESS NAH~: .V_an. Watts & ~ers Inc. OWNER NAHE: O~v~ ~ration NAHE OF THIS FACiLiTY: ~ Waters & ~er~ ~ ADDRESS; iOCATION' ?~3 16~. St. STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE:. .... .. ' ..... ~ ...... .~~nd Ave. DUN AND BRADSTREEI' NUMBER--'~~-~4 ....... : ........... dlY. ZI~:.~c~rsfi~ld., 93~01 CITY. ZIr.~tle' Wa. 98104 ~HONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: REFER TO~NS TRU~VIONS~~ROPER CODES I 2 3 4 S - 6 . I 8 9 I0 I1 12 13 . 1~. 'lrans ]yqe Naa Average Annual Neasure I ~y~ Cont Cont Cont Use Locqtion?ece. ~w~. '~bde code AmC Amt Est Units on 51ce lype Press iemp Code Stored iff PaCl/ICy )' ~le~esseecf Uixture/Cgr~onentSlnstru:tions "~hysical(check a/lendthatHealthapply)Hazard C',A,S. Number Com'poflenL Il Name t C,A.S. Number ~ ~ - ~ O~ -0(~ Component 12 Name t C,A.S. Humber U Fire Hazard ~ Rezctivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release U immediate ' Health of Pressure Health ~ · , Component f3 Name I C.A.S. Humber ;~ysic~l and Health Hazard C.A.a, Humber Component II Name I C.k,S. Humber / I ~ ' ..__ Hame & C,A,S, Humber I i J-J Fire Hazard ri Reactivity [] Delayed '[] sudden Release [] lmmed,.a.t;eC°mp°nent'I2 Health . - of Pressure Healt. l~ .. ! -: .. ..... Component 13 Hame I C,A.S, Humber :l~,hysicai and Health Hazard C.A,S.'Num6er "' Component Il'Hame L C,A.S, Humber / i' [Check all that apply) :' . .'." / - i[] Fire Hazard [] Reactivity ri I)elayed lq Sudden Release [] [mmediste Component Hame C,A,S, Number i? Hea ICh of Pressure Health ~ Component 13 Hame I C.A.S. Humber !,hys icalil(check 'a/ladd thatHe'lthapplx)Hazard C.A.S.' Number Component I1 Hame, C.A.S. Humber \/ ; Component 12 Hame S C,A,S, Humber ! [J Fire Hazard [] Reacti¥ity [] Del'ayed [] Sudden Release Fl immediate V ~ ' Hea ICh of Pressure ~ Component 13 Hame & C,A.S, Number -- 'r' !:EHERGENCY CONTACTS ¢1 ¢2 · Name · Title 2T-l~r--Thone R~e T1 ~:rti~igatioq .(Re~d and sign after complcti¢~g,¢ll secti.on~) ~?~zcneo oocVments, 8n~ t~ac D8seo on my Inquiry gt. cnose lnOlVlOu~/s responsible for ooc8lnin9 cna lnform~Clon, I believe that the ~om~tte~ ln~ormAClo~ is true, Accurate, Ano comp/ace. ' CITY of BAKERSFIELD ,.i HAZARDOUS MAT ERIA,LS INVENTORY Farm and Agticult'ure Fi Standard Business [] NON--TRADE SECRETS ~a~e /_[__.~ oT ~/__r~, USINESS NAHF. Van Waters & R~gers Inc. OWNER NAME: Univar C~rporation HARE OF THIS FACILITY: .Van Water~ OCATION: ?33 16t_h. St. ADDRESS; --SQ~$econd Ave STANDARD /ND. CLASS CODE.;--~ .... ' .[.]Y. ZIP: .~a]:er.~fi~]d, 9~gfl] CZTY. ZIP: e~=~-q~ T,?~ q~]n~, DUN AND BRADSTREEI. NUHBERTM HONE fl: (805) 323-8303 PHONE fl: .... , ......... ~ - 00-923~4 REFER TO~NSTRUCTIONS~~ROPER CODES -- ] 2 3 4 5 6 . I 8 9 I0 II 12 13 li · irons !yqe t~ax Av.eracje Annual Heasure I ~Oy.s Cont Cont Cont Use 'LocaCion.Xhece. ~~ (:ode cooe ~eC AmC Est Units on 5poe Type Press Temo Code Stored In ~acmfmcy )' . ~a~eSseeCf ,ixture/~:r=onentSlnstrucL~cns Fhysfcal ~nd Hearth ~azard C.A.S. Humber Component 12fl' Hame Name I C,A,S,A C,A,a. Humber Humber ~ (Check all?aC apply) ~ U Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release U ZmmediateC°mp°nenC ]-: Health of Pressure Health '~- · . Componen, ,3 H,me, C.A.a. Number [~ (Check all that apply)' ' ' Component.f2 Hame & C.A.S. Hu,be~ .'~ ~-~D~ -O~ D Fire Hazard D Eeactivity D Delayed 'D Sudden Release . D Immedi)Ce Health -. of Pressure .. Health - -. : ,. . . .. ComPonent 13 Hame I C.X.S. Humber Physical and Health Hazard C.A.S. Hu~er '" Component I1' ~a~e ~ C.A.S. Number ' / ~.' ~ ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release'- -. ~ ImmediateC°mp°nen[12 HameIC.k.S. Humber - Health .of Pressure ' Hea]Ch Componen[ 13 Hame I C,A,S, Humber I I I ' I I I I I · 1' t~hysica'l ihd ~lealth Hazard C.A.$. Humber Component Il Hame I C.A.S. HuAber Component 12 Hame I C.A.S. Humber / ~ Fire Hazard ~ ReacCiviCy ~ Oelayed ~ SuddenRelease ~ Immedia~e / ' Health of Pressure Health ] Co,portent 13 Ha~e ~ C.A.S. ~uAber EMERGENCY CONTACTS fll fl2 ertif~czCion (~ead and_sTUn after cO~7~Cf(~g.al1 secCfpn~) certify under ~enal~x o~Ja~ thA~ lhAve~ersonH~LeXamln~OQqo~m Tamillar ~ith the inlormacIOn ~ubmiCted in ~his ~nd all :t~a~ned documents, An~ Chat oaseo on my inquiry or chose lnOlYlOU~fS responsible ~or obtaining the information. [ be mere Chat the · ~b~tted lnform~ClOn lS true, accurate, And complete. - ' ,i~K~T-ori~'f~'l-TTt-Te Of O~ner/ooerator UR owner/o--5~F~t-SF'T'T~[ oh-67lze--~'d-F~Sr--~'~ ~C-T-7~ St'~iCure C1 I Y Ot BARbK51- 1FLU HAZARDOUS MAT ER:ZALS ][ NVENTORY Farm and Agriculture El Standard Business J-I NON--TRADE SECRETS SINESS NAMe: Van I~ate~s & P~3qe~s Znc. OWNER NAME- U~va~ CozT~oration NAME OF THIS FACILITY: ~CATi. ON: 29o3 16t~h. S-t, - ADDRESS; gill ~Secc~d .~.-ve, STAHDARD IND. CLASS COOEf--~,¢. . ..... TY ,Z, IP:~lcerFfi¢lc!, 99301 CITY. ZIPi e -~-. r.~ ~,, DUN AND BRADSTREEI NUMBER-' II ;oI~E ,: (8n5)373-8303 PHONE ,' ~~, ..a~SzO. REFER TO~NSTRUCWIONS~~ROPER CODES ~ - - '--'~' r~ns lype Nax Average AnnusI Measure I Dye Cunt Cunt Cunt Use locqtion_Whe[~ i bY ~lares of ode Code Am~ Am~ (st Un,ts on Site /rpe Press lemo Code SLorea in ~ac~/~t~ Wt' See JnsLru:L~oqs I= I I I I I I I I I I / --- I'" U Fire Hazard ~ Reactivitr ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ lmme~ia(eC°mp°nent 12 Name I C.A,S, Number HeaRh of Pressure Health · , Componen~ I3 Name t C.A,S. Number hysic~l and Health HBzard C,A.S, Number Component II Name & C,A,S. Number (Check ail that ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed '~ Sudden Release ~ ImmediateC°mp°nent'12 Name I C,A.S. Number ,:. Heaith of Pressure Health . - ..... '.. Componen~ 13 N~me I C,A.S. Humber 'hysical 8nd Health ~ Fire H~z~rd ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ l~mediateC°mp°nent 12 Name & C.A.S. Number HealLh of Pressure Hea lLh Component 13 Name i C.A.S. Number Component 12 Name t C.A.S. Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ' Hen 1~h of Pressure Health Component 13 ,~e & C.A,S. Nu~ber HERGENCY CONTACTS rti[if~tio~ ,(Re~d ~.n~.?ign after completing all sectipn~) cer~ny.un,er gen~c~ o[~a~ cn~c l n~vepersona~y eXamlned~ndam familiar ~iLb the inlorm~lon ~u~mi~Le~ in this ~nd all ~cned.ogc,~men~, ~n~ tbac oasea on.mI ~nquir~ Df. those Individuals responsible for obtaining the ~nformation. I believe that omit(eD InlOrma~lO~ ls [rue, acour~e, and co~p/ece. ' HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - i arm and Agriculture ~ Standard Business J-J NON--TRADE SECRETS ?~?e /_~___. of .J~[ ~[NESS N.A~' V~ Watts & ~s Inc. OWNER NAHE: g~v~ ~ration NAME OF THIS FACILITY: ~~ & ~er~ 2ATfON: 2'ga~ 16~. ~. ADDRESS- ~]-~-A~e STANDARD IND. CLASS CODEf~, . ..... ~ .... ;: :)[qcJ'"'~ ZIP: ~c~rsfi ml ~,,~,~. (~) 37g-Sa03~ ~ g33~1 PHoN~CITY Z~R'~: ' ~~o,' T~.'.a~-~O4' DUN AND BRADSTREEI_ REFER TO~NSTRUC~IONS~R~ROPER CODES tone Amt Amt Est Units on ~lte ]¥pe Press leap Code Stored in Fac~l~ty Vt' See ]nstru:L~oqs Component 12 Name & C.A.S, Number Fire Hazard ~ ReacLiviLy ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release Health of Pressure Health · , ComponenL 13 Name & C.A,S, Number ic 1 ~gd Health Hazard C,A,S. Number Component II Name & C,A,S. Number Fire H~zmrd D Reactivity ~ Delayed 'D Sudden Release ~ ImmediateC°mp°nent'12 Name & C,A.S, Number .~,. Health of Pr~ssur~ Health hysic~1 Bnd Health N~Jsrd ~.A.S. Nut,ar Component II' Na~e ~ ~.A.S. Number tCheck ,11 that apply) ' ' h~sic~'l ~hd He~lth Ns~rd C.A.S. Number ~- ~-~ Component Il ~a~ ~ C.A.S. Number (Check '8/I that Fire Hazard. ~ Reactivit~ ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ I~ediateC°mP°n~nk 12 Na~a ~ C.A.S. Number Health of Pressur~ Health HERGENCY CONTACTS ~l U2 't'i[i93tioq ,(Re~d ~.n~.$ign after complqti~]g,mll secti,onq) :er~u,unoer gena~ 91]a~ ~nq~ lnavepersonat~y examlneg~noam ~ami~ar with the in[orma~ion ~ubmiLte~ in this ~nd ~gneo.ogcvmenc~, 8n~ ~gac o~s~ o~.m~ ~nquir~ gf, those ~nd~viduaJs responsible for obtaining the ~nforma~on. I be eve ,~gF~T-OFiTi'~T-EiTI'e Of Ovner/o~era~r UR owner/opeF-dt-6F~T-~l:h-6Yiled redresen[] ~t-Tf~ S-i~i~.Ef~-' O~t~.'-S.~.~5-- { HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY ar~ and Agriculture ~ Standard Business lq NON--TRADE SECRETS 3INESS NAH~L V~ Watts & ~s Inc. OWNER NAHE' U~v~ ~ration NAHE 0F THIS FACILITY: ~~ & ~er~ 3AT,ON: 2905 16~. St, AODRESS ' ~r1~ ZIP:~];¢~,~i¢?, 9BBO1 CITY, Z:'C~S~~'I ~ STANOARO INO. CLASS ~: (8~5)~2~-8~03 PHONE ¢' ~ - 00-92~P_~_-~ ' REFER TO~NSTRUCTZON~~ROPER CODES Annua fyqe ~ax Neasure jnSde 1 g~s Cont Cont Cooe A~L A~L EsL Units on Site lype Press lemo Code SLored In Facility /~t' ' See lnstru:L~ons ~ Fire Hazard U Reactivit1: ~ Belayed U Sudden Release ~ Immediate ~e~ lth o~ Pressure Hea 1 th ·: Component 12 Name & 6.A.S. Number ,z[ic¢l and Health Hazard C,A.S. Nurber ¢00¢-~-~ Component I1 Na[e t C.A.S. .~nec~ a il t ha ~p ply)' :'~ Component.12' Name t C.A.S Number ~~1' q7 ~~40~o~ yz ~lc¢l/~J ~ Fire Hazard U Reactivity' U Delayed '~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ~:~' ~/ ~r~ 77~-I~-~ ' .. ,. Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name & C.A,S ~{umber ~ ~/ ' nysical ~nd Health Haz&rd C,A,S, Nu~Cer ~OoY-~-j Component Il'Name I C,A,S, Humber ~ I g Fire Hazard g Reactivity g ~elayed g Sudden Release ~ lm~9di~ie --~ Health of Pressure Health I · .' Component 13 Name & C,A,S. Number .~ ~ ~ . hfsical ~hd Health Hazard C,A,S, Hu~ber Component II Name & 6,A,S. Number (Check'~ll that apply) Component 12 Name & C.A.S. Hu~ber ~ Fire Huard. B Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health ~m Componen~ 13 H~me & C.A.S, Nu~ber MERGEr.tOY CONTACTS ¢1 ~2 ~J Lifi4~Lio~ ,(Re~ and_sign afCer cemole~iog,¢ll secCi.on~) erL~fy un~er gen&~X oyj8~ that l h~v~personaJly exa~lnedBnda~ ramie]ar ~iLh the inlormatlon Sub~iLte~ in this ~nd .~hed.doc,~en~, 8nO tb&[ oasea on.~f inquiry gf ~hose ]ndivlduaJs responsible for obtaining the lnforma[lon. I believe that the ,~]tted Inlor~8[Io~ is true, accurate, ano complete. II 02/27/91~ VAN TERS & ROGERS 215-000-0[ 6 Page Hazr~at Inventory List in MCP Order (:)2 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Fort,1 Quant ity MCP 02-032 CALSOFT LAS 99 Liquid 165 High Fire, I~l~J~ed Hlth GAL 02-012 CHLOROFORM ALCOHOL Liquid 110 High I~m~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-035 CYCLOHEXYLAMI NE Liquid 1,65[) High Fire, Ir,~,~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL [)2-[)71 DIETHANOLAMI NE Liquid 1, 100 High Fire, Irml~ned Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-069 DI ISOPROPANOLAMINE Liquid 275 High Fire, I~J~r~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL [)2-[)39 DOWFAX 2Al SOLUTION Liquid 55[) High Irm~med Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-008 FERRIC SULFATE Sol id 15,000 High I rn~ed H 1 t h LBS 02-[)40 FORMALDEHYDE SOLUTION Liquid 55[) Hi gh I~med Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-009 FORMIC ACID Liquid 3,575 High Fire, I~,l~,~ed Hlth GAL 02-[)63 HYDRAZ INE Liquid 120 High Fire, Reactive, Iron, ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-[)10 HYDROCHLORIC ACID Liquid 55[) High I~,~J~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL (])2-[)11 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 50% Liquid 55[) High Fire, Pressure GAL 02-013 LACQUER THINNER 28-X Liquid 55 High Fire, I~,~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-014 METHANOL Liquid I, lOC) High Fire, Im~,~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-003 METHYLENE CHLORIDE Liquid 110 High Fire, I~med Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL [)2-[)18 POTASSIUM NITRATE Sol id 12,000 Hi gh Irm~r~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-017 POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE Sol id 330 Hi gh Ir,~r~led Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS [)2/27/91 VAN TERS & ROGERS 215-[[0-0008~6 Page Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Form Quantity MCP 02-053 SODIUM HYDROSULFITE Solid 500 High Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS £)2-022 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE Liquid 400 High Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-023 SODIUM NITRATE. Solid 2,500 High Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-054 SODIUM NITRITE Solid 12,000 High Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-073 SODIUM SILICOFLUORIDE Solid 1,000 High Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS 02-[)55 SULFAMIC ACID Solid 500 High Immed Hlth LBS [)2-[)24 SULFURIC ACID Liquid 700 High Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-[)56 TAMOL 85[) Liquid 1,5[)[) High Immed Hlth GAL 02-057 TRETHANOLAMINE Liquid 2,475 High Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-007 VANWET 98 ACID Liquid 385 High Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth GAL 02-002 ACETONE Liquid 200 Moderate Fire, Immed Hlth GAL 02-004 AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE Liquid 24[) Moderate Immed Hlth GAL 02-[)3[) BARRIUM CARBONATE Solid 2,8[)[) Moderate Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-00~ CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE Solid 2,000 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS 02-[)33 CAUSTIC POTASH LIQUID Liquid 1,155 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-[)34 CAUSTIC POTASH SOLID Sol id 5,000 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-021 CAUSTIC SODA LIQUID Liquid 2,640 Moderate Reactive, Imr~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02/27/91 VAN tTERS & ROGERS 215-000-0( 6 Page 4 Hazr~lat Irsver~tory List irs MCP Order 02 - Fixed Cor~tair~ers on Site Plrs-Ref Narsle/Hazards Forr,~ Quarst ity MCP 02-020 CAUSTIC SODA SOLID Solid 15,500 Moderate Reactive, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth L[~S 02-067 DEQUEST 2000 Liquid 250 Moderate I r~med H 1 t h GAL 02-036 DEQUEST 2006 Liquid 605 Moderate I ~s~med H 1 t h GAL 02-037 DEQUEST 2010 Liquid 880 Moderate I r~med H 1 t h GAL 02-043 GLYCOL ETHER ED Liquid 550 Moderate Fire, I~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL o2-068 I SOPROPYL ALCOHOL Liquid 825 Moderate Fire, I~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-015 METHYL ETHYL KETONE Liquid 1, 100 Moderate Fire, I~s~s~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-045 MINERAL SPIRITS Liquid 110 Moderate Fire, I~,led Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-046 NEODOL 25-3S Liquid 275 Moderate Fire, Ir,~s~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-048 NITRIC ACID Liquid 1,375 Moderate I~s~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-005 PARAFORMALDEHYDE Sol id 2,000 Moderate Fire, Irs~med Hlth LBS 02-016 PHOSPHORIC ACID Liquid 85 Moderate I~led Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-029 PRIMARY AMYL ALCOHOL Liquid 55 Moderate Fire, I~ed Hlth GAL 02-050 QUILON CHROMIUM Liquid 120 Moderate Fire, I~s~r~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-052 SODIUM BISULFITE Sol id 13,000 Moderate I filmed H 1 t h LBS 02-025 THINNER Liquid 1,375 Moderate Fire, I~med Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-026 TOLUENE Liquid 110 Moderate Fire, I~s~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL (])2/27/91 VAN~TERS & ROGERS 215-000-00oT~6 Page 5 Hazrs~at Ir. ver, tory List irs MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers or, Site P lr,-Ref Nar,~e/Hazards For~s~ Quarst ity MCP 02-059 VERSENE Liquid 1,900 Moderate I ~s~,~ed H 1 t h GAL 02-027 XYLENE Liquid 110 Moderate Fire, I~s~rs~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-001 ACETIC ACID Liquid 1,620 Low Fire, Reactive, Irs~s~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-028 ALUMINUM CHLORIDE Liquid 200 Low I ~,~ed H 1 t h GAL 02-065 DIPROPYLENE GLYCOL Liquid 110 Low Fire GAL 02-£)42 GLYCOL ETHER D~'M Liquid 220 Low Fire, I~,~r,~ed Hlth GAL 02-041 GLYCOL ETHER EM Liquid 330 Low Fire, Ir,~,~ed Hlth GAL 02-044 GLYCOL ETHER EM Liquid 110 Low Fire, I~s~,~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-064 HEXYLENE GLYCOL Liquid 275 Low Fire, I~,~,~ed Hlth GAL £)2-£)47 NEODOL 91-6 L i q u i d 11 £) Low Fire, I~,~,~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-049 PERCHLOROETHYLENE Liquid 1,035 Low IrJ~l~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 0F'.-01 rD POLYESTER RESIN Liquid 55£) Low Fire, Ir,~r,~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-066 TRICHLOROETHANE Liquid 165 Low Fire, IrJ~r,~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL (i)2-[)58 TRITON Liquid 1,540 Low Fire, Ir~rs~ed Hlth GAL 02-060 ZINC CHLORIDE Sol id 400 Low I r~r,~ed Hlth LBS 02-031 CALCIUM HYDROXIDE Sol id 50, (')00 Minir,~al Ir,~r~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-038 DEQUEST 2054 Liquid 440 Minir~al I r~rs~ed H 1 t h GAL 02/27/91 VAN~TERS & ROGERS 215-000-0C 6 Page 6 -' Hazmat Ir~ventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Form Quantity MCP 02-070 DOWCIL 75 Solid 2,000 Minimal Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-062 FERRIC CHLORIDE Liquid 220 Minimal Immed Hlth GAL 02-051 SODIUM BISULFA'[E Solid 2,000 Minimal Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS 02-061 ZINC SULFATE Solid 22,000 Minimal Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth LBS 02-072 PLASTICIZER Liquid il() Unrated Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL February 27, 1991 Mr. Gilbert Paz Branch Operations Supervisor Van Waters & Rogers Inc. 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, Ca. 93301 Dear Mr. Paz: Thank you for your recent submission of your Tier I hazardous materials inventory for 1990, as well as the "Poisons" videotape, lesson plan and packaging booklet. The educational material is appreciated. ---However, in California the SARA Title III reporting requirements are handled thru the business plans and inventory reporting under Chapter 6.95 of the Health and Safety Code. I have attached a memo dated April, 1989, from the State Office of Emergency Services .explaining this further. The inventory submitted on February 6, 1989 and furnished over John Gomez's signature is on correct forms. This inventory, as well as your entire business plan does have to be reviewed and updated as necessary. Please note that California law requires revisions to your inventory within 30 days of any one of the following events: 1) A 100% or more increase in quantity of a previously disclosed material. 2) Any handling of a previously undisclosed hazardous material subject to the reporting requirements. Please review your current business plan and inventory (filed in February 1989), make any necessary corrections and return to this office by March 15, 1991. If I can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to call me at (805) 326-3979. Sincerely Yours, Ralph E. Huey Hazardous Materials Coordinator P.S. In the future it will not be necessary to send Tier I or Tier II inventory reports. CITY of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET D. S. NEEDHAM BAKERSFIELD, 93301 FIRE CHIEF ~'ebruary 2?/, 1~1 326-3911 Mr. Gilbert Paz Branch Operations Supervisor Van Waters & Rogers Inc. 2933: 16th Street Bakersfield, Ca. 93301 Dear Mr. Thank You ~or your recent submission of Your Tier I hazardous materials inventory ~or 1990, as well as the "Poisons" videotape, lesson plan and packaging booklet. The educational material is appreciated. ---However, in California the SARA Title III reporting requirements are handled thru the business plans snd inventory reporting under Chapter 6.95 of the Health and Safety Code. I have attached a memo dated April, 1989~ from the State Office of Emergency Services .explaining this further. The inventory submitted on February 6, 1989 and furnished over John Gomez's signature is on correct forms. This inventory, ss well as your entire business plan does have to be reviewed and updated as necessary. Please note that California law requires revisions to your inventory within 30 days of any one of the following events: 1) A 100% or more increase in quantity of a previously disclosed material. 2) Any handling of a previously undisclosed hazardous material subject to the reporting requirements. Please review your current business plan and inventory (filed in February 1989), make any necessary corrections and return to this office by March 15, 1991. If I can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to call me at (805} 326-2979. Sincerely Yours, Coordinator P.S. In the future it will not be necessary to send Tier I Or Tier II inventory reports. RECEIVED 02/27/91~ VAN WATERS & ROGERS ':.'15-000-000856 Page 1 ~ Overall Site with 1 Fac. Ur, it ~ ~ 5 ~l General I nformat ion ~'~ ............ Location: 2933 16TH ST Map: 102 Hazard: Moderate Ident Number: 215-000-000856 Grid: 25C Area of Vul: 0.0 Contact Name Title Business Phone ~ 24 Hour Phone- GILBERT PAZ EMERGENCY COORD. (805) 323-8301 x. (~05) 321 570~ TERRY POTTER AL'I'ERNATE COORD (805) 323-8301 x (8t~) 309 7097 Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 2933 16TH ST D&B Number: 00-923-0244 City: BAKERSFIELD State: CA Zip: 93301- Comm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 5161 Owner: UNIVAR CORPORATION Phone: (805) 323-8303 Address: 1600 NORTON BLDG State: WA City: SEATTLE Zip: 98104-1564 Summary GARY G. KRAMER DO h0reby certify that ~ have reviewed the ~ttach.~d h-~.~,. ~,-. ,o ~ · ment plan fo~ ~ & 4 that ~ ............ ~,,- it along with agement plan for my facility. 3/12/91D.~ 0~-/~--Z/91 VAN WATERS & ROGERS 215-000-000856 Page 7 00 - Overall Site <D> Notif. /Evacuatior,/Medical <1> Agency Notificatior, CALL 911 <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation ALL EXITS ARE MARKED AND A EVACUATION MAP IS POSTED FOR EMPLOYEE INFORMATION. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY WHICH WOULD REQUIRE EMPLOYEE EVACUATION, NOTIFICATION WOULD BE BY VOICE COMMUNICATIONS. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation IN THE EVENT OF A RELEASE OR THREATENED RELEASE OF A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL OR OTHER EMERGENCY REQUIRING THE EVACUATION OF EMPLOYEES, 'THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES WILL PREVAIL: l) IMMEDIATE NOTIFICATION TO LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL PER PLANT CONTINGENCY PLANS. 2) NOTIFICATION TO SURROUNDING NEIGHBORS AND/OR PUBLIC PLACES BY CANVASSING DOOR TO DOOR. 'THIS NOTIFICATION WILL BE MADE IF ANY PERCEIVED DANGER TO HEALTH OR THE ENVIRONMENT IS ANTICIPATED AFTER CONSULATION WITH EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONDERS. 3) NOTIFICATION TO THE STATE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES 4) NOTIFICATION TO VW&R REGION OFFICE IN LOS ANGELES 5) NOTIFICATION TO VW&R AREA OFFICE IN SAN JOSE. <4> Emergency Medical Plan MERCY HOSPITAL IS 4 BLOCKS TO THE EAST AND OUT EMPLOYEES ARE ALSO TRAINED IN GENERAL FIRST AID AND CPR. ]'HERE IS ALSO A FIRST AID KIT LOCA]'ED IN THE OFFICE AND A SAFETY SHOWER LOCATED IN THE WAREHOUSE AND OUTSIDE. 02/2F;/91' VAN ]'ERS & ROGERS 215--(1)00--(/)F)0856 Page 8 00 - Overall Site <E> Mit igat ior,/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Preventior, ALL EMPLOYEES ARE INSTRUCTED TO WORK IN A SAFE AND CAREFUL MANNER TO AVOID BREAKAGE OR SPILLAGE. ALL OF OUR CHEMICALS ARE PRE PACKAGED IN DRUMS OR BAGS. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY WE HAVE THE NECESSARY REPACK DRUMS, BAGS, EMERGENCY RESPONSE KIT (LARGE CONTAINER PACKED WITH RUBBER APRON, RAIN SUIT & GLOVES, FACE SHIELD, FLASH LIGHT, ASSORTED TOOLS, ETC.) CHEMICALS TO NEUTRALIZE & ABSORB. EMPLOYEES ALSO ACT AS AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM. <2> Release Cor, tainment ALL ~..~PLOYEES ARE TPJ%IN-ED TO AC~ A~,AN' t~IER~CY RESPONSE TEk~I. ~MPLOYEES DISODVERING A SPTT,To WOULD IDENTIFY THE PRODUCT AND AT.~.RT THE EMERG6]~ COORDINATOR FIRST, THEN TRY TO CONTROL/CON- TAIN THE SPILL WITH INERT ADSORBANT OR SAND DIKES, .AND HAZORB PILI_DWS ~ IF IT IS SAFE TO DO SO. A BUDDY SYST~NI WOULD BE FOLLOWED FOR ANY EMERGENCY _RESPONSE. THE FIRST ~OAL DURING AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A SPILL IS TO CONFINE THE SPILL ON SITE. <3> Clean Up POOLS OF SPTT.T.k-T} MATERIAL WOULD BE PC%~PED INTO A RECOVERY DRUM. LIQUIDS THAT CANNOT BE RECOVERED BY PUMPING, WO[TLD BE M~%DE INTO A SOLID BY USING INERT ADSORBANT AND THEN SHOVELED INTO A RECOVERY DRUM. I T CORPORATION IS UNDER CONTP~ACT TO RESPOND TO ANY t~]v~_~RGENCY CLEAN UP BEYOND THE CAPABILITIES OF OUR EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM. A DECONTAMINATION AREA WOULD BE ESTABLISHED WHERE CONTkM/NATED CIXJI~{ING MAY BE Rk~DVED AND T,~T BEHIND FOR CLEANING, AND A SHOWER WHERE PERSONNEL INVOLVED MAY BE DECONT~;~TNATED. WHEN DECONTAMINATING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND ~]MERGENCY EQUIP_~T, ;~ATERIALS USED IN TEE DECONTAS[[NATION PROCESS (WATER, RAGS, SOAP SOLUTIONS) ~,~DULD BE CONTAINED AND DISPOSED THROUGH OUR CHEM CARE* HAZARDOUS WASTE DEPART- MENT. <4> Other Resource Activation 02/2-7/91 ~ VAN WATERS & ROGERS 215-000-000856 Page 9 Oo - Overall Site <F> Site Erslergency Factors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - NORTHEAST CORNER OF BUILDING B) ELECTRICAL - NORTH WALL OF WAREHOUSE C) WATER - NORTHEAST CORNER OF FENCE AT CURB D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE AREA IS EQUIPPED WITH FIRE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ARE LOCATED AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE. TWO FIRE HOSES ARE ALSO LOCATED IN WAREHOUSE. FIRE HYDRANT - NORTHEAST PROPERTY ON STREET CURB <4> Held for Future use 02/2J?/91 ° VAN TE S & ROGERS 21~-0(.0-00~)8~6 Page 10 0(:) - Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE 4 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY · WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE ALL EMPLOYEES RECEIVE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRAINING PER ATTACHED DOCUMENTS. EMPLOYEES WHO PHYSICALLY HANDLE, STORE OR TRANSPORT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, ARE EXPOSED TO FURTHER SPECIAL TRAINING, SUCH AS, LABELING, PLACARDING, SECUREMENT, COMPATABILITY, LOADING/UNLOADING, PAPER WORK, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION REGULATIONS. <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4>' Held for Future Use ~ CHEMICAL EME~NCY ~GE D~IAN "P~NNING.AND RESPONSE COMMIS~iON WILUAM M. MEDI~VICH GOVE~OR ' ~IRMAN 2~ ~~W ROAO (916) 427-~0 TO: ALL BUSINESSES SUBMI'ITING SARA, TrrT.F_ Ilt, SECTION 312 INFORMATION Our office has received chemical inventory information from your facility which was submitted to the Chemical Emergency Planning and Response Comm/ssion (Cnlifomia's State Emergency Response Commi.qsion) and/or to a Local Emergency Planning Committee in response to the Supeffund Amendments and Reauthorization Act, Title 1I[ Section 312. In C:difornia. this information is being handled by local government administering agencies established under Chapter 6.95 of the Health and Safety Code. These local agencSes are the offic/al repositories of this hazardous material inventory information. If you have submitted a business emergency plan under state law to your local administering agency it should now include, in ~rtrlkion to required state and local chemical dam information required under Section 312 of federal law. If you have not submitted a business emergency plan for your fac/lity or have not included Section 312 information in the inventory portion of that plan, immediately contact your nclmirtistering agency to det~mine appropriate inventory submission procedures. A fac/lirv h~Tardous material inventory must contain information required by Sect/on 312 (Title ~t2 of U.S. Government Code. Section 11027L This intbrmarion should only be submitted to your local gdmmisterin~ a,*ency. The U.S. Environmental Protection AgenT is aware of how Section 312 chemical inxbrmation is being handled in C~ali£ornim Correspondence between the state and federal government discussing this issue is attached for your information. Please review applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations to determine appropriate chemical reporting threshol~. Many administer/rig agencies have forms that must be used to submit an annual hazardous material inventory. Contact your local administering agency or our office at (916) 4274287 to obtain additional information on this prog;mm_ DAVID ZOCCHETII Title lII Program Manager Attachment ..$ June 27, 1991 FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET D. S. NEEDHAM BAKERSFIELD, 93301 FIRE CHIEF 326-3911 Ms. Rosie Quinones Van Waters & Rogers Inc. 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, Ca. 93301 Dear Ms. Quinones: I have received your letter of June 21, 1991 and a copy of an Emergency/Contingency plan. We have returned your letter unsigned for the following reasons: In California you satisfy the Emergency Plan reporting requirements of Chapter' 6.95 of the California Health and Safety Code, as well as applicable federal laws (SARA Title III) by filing a Hazardous Materials Business Plan with the Local Administering Agency! Within the City of Bakersfield this Office is the Local Administering Agency, and your facility located at 2933 16th Street did file such a plan in 1989. Revisions or additions to your Emergency plan should be made to that plan submitted as part of your Hazardous Materials Business Plan. To that end we did send a computer generated copy of your business plan to a Mr. Paz in February of this year and requested that the plan be reviewed, corrected and returned to this office by March 15, 1991. I have enclosed a copy of that letter and a second copy of your business plan for review and update. Please take the time to review this plan for completeness and accuracy. Make any corrections necessa~ and return to this office by July 15, 1911. If I can be of any further assistance please do not necessitate to call. sincerely Yours, /Ralph E. Huey [ Hazardous Materials Coordinator REH: vp cc: Mr. Gilbert Paz Mr. Nick K. Gardner Enclosures Van Waters Rogers Inc. Unlvar subsidiary 0f ~.ON~ ~o~ ~-~o~ February 27, 1991 City of Bakersfield 2101 H Street Bakersfield, California 93301 Dear Sir or Madam: As required by Title II_T of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthori~ zation Act of _1.986, Section 312, Public Law 99-49.q, we have recently submitted a Tier 1 report, Calendar Year 1990 for this facil.~.ty, However, we recognize that this report is only one element of our comprehensive emergency response program. _T.n an additional effort to improve y~ur capabilities for response, we ha. ye enclosed the following m~,teria]s. - "Handling Hazardous Materials Incidents": A booklet describ-. ing a lending library of audio visual training programs for Emergency Response personnel. - "Packaging for Transporting Hazardous and Non-hazardous Materials": A booklet designed to assist emergency response personnel in identifyiD_g amd describing packaging used to transport hazardous and non-hazardous materials, -"Poisons"' A videotape designed to train First Respo~ders in emergency response. ,, · ,1 - Poisons Lesson plan: Des,~gned to be used with the video, Your knowledge about our community and its business activities is essential, to effective emergency response planning and implementation, Please contact me if you have any questions or con~ments about the attached or are interested in scheduling a to,_ir of our facility, Sin. cerelv, Branch Operations Supervisor cc' Area Operations Manager .. CITY of BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET D. S. NEEDHAM F~ru~ry 27~ 1991 BAKERSFIELD, 93301 FIRE CHIEF ' 326-3911 Mr. Gilbert Paz Branch Operations Supervisor Van Waters & Rogers Inc. 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, Ca. 93301 Dear Mr. Paz: Thank you for your recent submission of your Tier I hazardous materials inventory for 1990, as well as the'"Poisons" videotape~ lesson plan and packaging booklet. The educational material is appreciated. ---However, in California the SARA Title III reporting requirements are handled thru the business plans and inventory reporting under Chapter 6.95 of the Health and Safety Code. I have attached a memo dated April, 1989~ from the State Office of Emergency Services explaining this further. The inventory submitted on February 6, 1989 and furnished over John Gome~'s signature is on correct forms. This inventory, as well as your entire business plan does have to be reviewed and updated as necessary. Please note that California law requires revisions to your inventory within 30 days of any one of the following events: 1)A 100% or more increase in quantity of a previously disclosed material. I. 2) Any handling of a previously undisclosed hazardous material subject to the reporting requirements. Please review your current business plan and inventory (filed in February 1989), make any necessary corrections and return to this office by March 15, 1991. If I can be of any further assistance~ please do not hesitate to call me at (805) 326-3979. Sincerely Yours, J Ralph E~uey . Hazardous Materials Coordinator P.S. In the future it will not be necessary to send Tier I or Tier II inventory reports. Van Waters Rogers Inc. Unlvar subsidiary of February 21, 1991 City of Bakersfield Fire Department 2101 H Street Bakersfield, California 93301 Dear Sir or Madam: As required by Title III of the Superfund Amendaments and Reauthorization Act of 1986, Section 312, Public Law 99-499, enclosed is the Tier 1 Report, Calendar Year 1990 for this facility. Van Waters & Rogers Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Univar Corporation. Please call if you have any questions, Sincerely, Gilbert Paz Branch Operations Supervisor cc: Regional Regulatory Manager, WRO/LA .. Univar: Operations Support, Seattle O Bakersfield Fire Dept. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVISION Date Completed ~" Business Name: ' ~"~ ~~-~' '~"- ,,~/?~.,< ---~'~ ~,,-- Location: ~~ '~/, ~-- fi/ AUG ! 1990 Business Identification No. 215-000 ~ ~.5'g'- (Top of Business Plan) Station No. // Shift ,/~' Inspector ~,,~z;,,,~J ,~liS'd ............ t~''~t~L '~'~'''~V" ~,~ Adequate Inadequate ¢x~'~ erification of InYento~ Materials ~ q~.~ Verification of Ouantities I~ Verification el Location I~ I~] Proper Segregation of Matadal ; I~ Comments: Verification of MSDS AYailablit~ ~ ~] Number of Employees /7/ Verification of Haz ~at lraining I~ I~] Comments: Verification of Abatement Supplies & Procedures I~ I~] Comments: Emergency Procedures Posted ~ Containers Properly Labeled ~ Comments: Verification of Facility Diagram ~ Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: Violations: All Items O.K. ~ c~/. ~,,~.~. Correction Needed Business Owner/Manage,~ FD 1652 (Rev. 1-90) White-Haz Mat Div. Yellow-Station Copy Pink-Business Copy ATTACHMENT 1 TIER-ONE.; '~ Fo~m Ap~v,' OMB N~. 2050-0072 EMERGENCY AND H~RDOUS ~OR Tier Ose CHEMI~L INVENTORY O,F,C,ALI ' [mport~nt: Read t~$truction$ before completing.form Reposing Period ~ a~ Feclllty Identlllcltlon . Emergency ContmCtl ~.~. V~n Waters &. Ro~ers ~.~Gilbert M. ~.:~ Bakersfield. s,.,._CA z,. 93301 ~ 805-323-8301 ,,~ ~00 . 424-9300 Owe.r/Operator ~Te~v Potter ~ , 206, 447-5911 2.~ ~ 800, 4~4-9200 Hazard Type Max Daily of ~ay~ Amount' Amount' On-$ttt Gtn~rat Locatlon Ins/me Main W'arehous~. ; · · ReE, erllng V~ _Wek~ Range k~ f~ ,nf~atm ~,tt~ m thl$ ~ ell att~ ~l. ~ ~lt ~ ~ ~ 01 1~ 999 .~ ot t~ ,~,~al. ,~1~ ~ ~a~ t~ ~t~. I ~ that 02 1~ 9.999 t~ lu~sttM Ifl~lt~ ii t~. ~itl ~ ~tl. 03 10.0~ 99.99g ~ 1~.~ 99g.999 Gilbe~ ~. P~7. ~ Op~$~n~ ~3Pe~Vi~O~ os 1.~.~ 0.999.999 ~ ~ off,,it t,tte ~ ~/~lt~ ~ ~/~mt~-o ~ ~tat~ ~ 10.~.~ 4o.oog. 990 ~ ~ ~/ 07 ~.~.~ 99.999.999 , ~ ~.~.~ 999.999.999 7/90 12 Area Operations Manager wor # Name: ~OA/ ~~/- Home # zt/~- ~- ~& Address: ~/~ ~~r~ ~/~.~/~ ~~,~~3 Area Manager 2. IN-HOUSE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TE~(S) Name Duties ~/L::~: ~: Emergency Coordinator ~~ ~. ~~~ Alternate Emergency Coordinator ~1 ~O~F~ ~/LL/~sAlternate Emergency Coordinator ~2 First Aid Team Leader Fire/Spill Response Team Leader Assembly Point Leader(s) Fire/Spill Control Team (members) First Aid Team (members) 3. EMERGENCY RESPONSE ASSISTANCE (Outside Contractors) CHEMTREC 1-800-424-9300 National Response Center 1-800-424-8802 Name: C//~/~9/' Phone # ~-- ~-~?-~-~ (Chemical Spill Assistance) Name: ~.~ ~~Z~7~K~~d~ Phone # ~-~3-//~--/ (Chemical Spill Assistance) 7/90 13 Schneider Tank Lines 1-800-558-5091 (Hazardous Materials Transportation Assistance) Other T~ansporters (name) Phone #/~Z~.~-- ~-F~--~~ .7-7 t:t R.P State EPA Phone # F~O- C~7'~.~//~State Emergency Response Team Phone ~ Poison Info~ation Se~ice 1-800-382-9097 State Emergency ~espqnse ~ ~. Co~ission ~ ~ Phone ~]&- 4. LOCAL AUTHORITIES Fire Department 911 or phone Police Department 911 or phone ~ ~2~- ~/// ~bulance 911 or phone Hospital phone ~ 3Z~- Local Emergency Planning Co~ittee phone ~ ~.~ Other Authorities ... ::" ' - .- phone.'..~ .'.L''.~' -.-. .. -.. .. . . .~ .~ , -,...?::.. .... · .. .... .~ ..... ~,.,,,,-.. .... . - . .~ -. ., ., , -.-. ~... -.~-~ :~' . . · . . . . ~ ~ . . ', ... :,.~&.~c<~+. ¢.'; 7~ ~ ,- , · .. · '.' 5'. 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EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL (TELEPHONE NUMBERS) The phone number listing of those in charge of emergency situations according to the plan are posted within the facility and are kept readily available by the Emergency Coordinator and his/her alternates. Refer to the Emergency Call List distributed by Univar Seattle and kept in Appendix D of this plan. 1. EMERGENCY COORDINATORS (Van Waters & Roger's Inc.) Emergency Coordinator Work # ~- Alternate Emergency Coordinator #1 Work Name: .~-~/ ~, P~ y-~ Home Address: loDf ~zr~zcZ~, Branch Operations Manager Work Regional Environmental and Operations Manager Name: ~~ ~I(L~ Home Regional Regulatory Manager Name: ~/~l< ~D~~ Home SITE/FACILITY D I AGR;~4 FORM , FLOOR: OF ~ORT~ SCALE~IO, BUSIX~SS ~A~E:VAN WA~£R$ £ KO~ERS3~NO. DATE: iJ/15/~ FACILITY X~E: 3~/~E UNIT ~: OF (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRk~ FACILITY DIAGR~ (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - SA - · SITE/FACILITY D I AGR/%~I F O R/~I 5 ~ ~ELL 0 PRO0~O~ ~ m EL~ (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - SA - .. · · SITE/FACILITY D I AG R/klvI F 0 l~lv[ 5 , FLOOR: OF NO~T~ SCALE~,~%iO, ~os~x~ss ~A~E:VAN WA~ER$ & KO~ERS]fNO. DATE: i1/15~ FACILITY NAME: ~/~ UNIT ~: OF (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRAM FACILITY DIAGRAM L Lo~NG A/~ ~N~ I (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - 5A - · SITE/FACILITY DIAGRAM FORM $ SCAr-E: _ 60'~USI,','~SS ~,~."~: I/AAI IAI,47'EP..s £ RO&~-R3 :r. lvo. 1"- , FL00R: .~ OF 1 DATE:IJ/I~/~ FACILITY NAME: ' UNIT ~: OF (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRA.~I V"' FACILI:TY DIAGRAM - j_.. ' i 3021 I&~H ST, x (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - 5A - · SITE/FACILITY D I AG R,A/V[ F O 1~/~ 5 NORTH SCALE: ' F£OOR: ~ OF ! DATE:II//~/~ FACILITY ~ME: ' U~IT ~: OF ~A~ (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGR~ ~ ~ FACILITY DIAGR~ . ~ARO EVAO~ON VAN A~ ' AREA ,_/ (Inspector's Comments): -OFF~C~A~ USE ONLY- 5A - SITE/FACILITY D I AG R,~/~ .F O RM 5 FL00R: .~ OF ~ DATE:/I/~/~ FACILITY N~ME: ~A~ UNIT ~: 0F (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRkM FACILITY DIAGRAM t~ELLO ~ , , 5FR:NR~ER o~ ~P~VEE ([nspectoP's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - 5A - .... ~' ' BERNARD ~ .... · ~,~ ~ '-~ COLLEGE ~'~,, .~'~.. , ~< ~ ,.j.STh . _ ..... -v r .~ ~- ~ TRUXTUN ~ ~ .~.tucx~ ~[~ ~,,.,~ .~ ~ %;, ~. > ~ ../ ~ ~l~l= z~-,~ ........ , 8~ , ~ .-,~ · ~ ~ ~, ~ .1~1 ~> I ~ ~> ~ ~ _ ~,~o.~ ~A ~ ~ ~ . c~ ~s~ ....... :-~ -4,-,--. , ...... ds,.is, l / ~lco~ ~[~ ~[ = ~ ~ ~l si ..~. LJ' ~[~[~- ' ~' '.g ............ [ xm -'Ze'~f j; ........... ~° .......... -'~ ~'~ ......... -J :'3"~:J ~j ~ .............. ~;' ....... / - - , -~_. i ~.[~-. , .... ~ ..... ~. _ - ~ ,i~ ~]i "~ ':~ ~LL~ ~" ~R ~.~,_~ ~l ~B~LL~ ~ ~ ~ :: ; : J · ' ,,.~s, ~vl~ ~( g /-~ "'~ ~- ~':": .... 8 ; ; ' 1 i . ..... . . .. t_~ ....~*',~,~._ ,., ;..~ ........ ~ . I ................. SITE/FACILITY D I AGRA2vl FORM NORTH SCALE: BUSINESS NAME: F£OOR: OF 3~" I ' DATE: I//15/~ FACILITY N~E: ~A~ Uh'IT ~: 0F (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRk~ FACILITY DIAGRk~ I .................... ~ I PO~¢ASL~ ~ moO0~ ~R~ _ ~o ~og~ YE S DO ~ " I c~O~-~ ....... ~ ~r~-')> < ~WAV ~ I -- i ~' ",~ t.~. I~°'1~.~. ~ (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - 5A - · SITE/FACILITY D I AGRA~ FORM 5 NORTH SCALE: . BUSINESS NAME: FLOOR: OF DATE: /I//5/~ FACILITY N~HE: ~/~)~ UNIT ~: OF (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRkM FACILITY DIAGRAM (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- - 5A - SITE/FACILITY DIAGRAM FORM 5 NORTH SCALE: BUSINESS NAME: , FLOOR: OF ~ % 10' VA~ WA~£Rs ~ KO~Rs :~No. 1 Z DATE: ///15~ FACILITY N~HE: ~fv)~ UNIT e: OF (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRkH FACILITY DIAGR~H (Inspector's Comments): -OFFICIAL USE ONLY- ~ SA - ~.9~J lG~h S~, ~kers~leld, CA Dear. Opera'(ions Supervisor: Your business Van Waters and Rogers Inc, located a( 2S33 1~h S(., Bakersfield Ca[iforn2a, has been ~den~fied as a hand,er of acu(e].y hazardous Ma(er'ia[s. I( has been de~ermtned ~ha~ your opera, ion may present an acutely hazardous materials aociden~ r£sk. Therefore, pursuan~ ~o ~ec~±on 2S~4 of ~he California Health and Safe~y ~ode, you w±~ be required ~o subm~ a Risk Managemen'~ and Preveni;~on Program (RMPP) for ~he uae and hand~ing of sutfuric ac&d, cyc].ohextamine, formaldehyde, and nitric ac].d. The RMPP shatt be baaed upon a risk assessmen~ which shall consider ati of ~he fo~[o~&n~: THE RESULTS OF ~ HAZARD AND OPERABILITY STUDY ~HICH IDENTIFIES THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED ~ZTH THE HANDLING OF AN ACUTELY tlAZARDOUS MATERIAL DUE TO OPERATiN6 ERROR, EQUIPMENT FAZL. URE AND EXTERNAL. EVENTS ~HICH MAY PRESENT AN ~CUTEL. Y HAZARDOUS MATERZ~LS ACCIDENT RISK. FOR THE HAZARDS ~DENTZFZED IN THE H~2ARB AND OPERABIL. ZTY STUDY, ~N OFFSITE CONSEQUENCE ANALYSIS ~HICH ASSUMES PESSIMISTIC ~IR DISPERSION ~ND OTHER ~OUERSE ENVIRONMENTAL OONDITIONS. The RMPP sha].], include ~he following elements: A DESCRIPTION OF' E~CH ACCIDENT INUOLVlNG ACUTELY HAZARDOUS M~TERZALS WHICH HAS OOCURRED AT' THE FACILITY YlTHIN THREE YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THIS RMPP REQUEST. THIS DESCRIPTION SHALL INCLUDE THE UNDERLYING CAUSES OF THE AOCIDENT AND Tt4E MEASURES TAKEN, IF ANY, TO AVOID A RECURRENCE OF' A SIMILAR AOCIDENT. A REPORT SPECIFYING THE NATURE;, AGE AND CONDITION OF THE EQUIPMENT USED TO H~NDLE ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AT ]'HE F~CILII'Y. INCLUDE'SCHEDULES FOR TESTING AND MAINTENANCE OF THiS EQUIPMENT. DESIGN, OPERATING AND MAINTENANDE CONTROLS WHICH MINIMIZE THE RISE OF BN ACCIDENT INVOLVING ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. DETECTION, MONITORING OR AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS WHICH MINIMIZE THE POTENTIAL RISES POSED BY ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ACCIDENTS. IN RESPONSE TO THE FINDINGS OF THE RISK ANALYSIS, ADDITIONAL STEPS TO 8E TAKEN BY THE BUSINESS IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE RIS~ OF AN ACCIDENT iNVOLVING ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. THESE ACTIONS M~Y INOLUDE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: INSTALLATION OF ALARM, DETECTION, MONITORING OR AUTOMATIC CONTROL DEVICES. EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS, REPAIRS OR ADDITIONS. CHANGES IN THE OPERATIONS, PROCEDURES, MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES OR FACILITY DESIGN. THE RISK M&N~GEMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM SHALL IDENTIFY, BY TITLE, ALL PERSONNEL ~T THE BUS,INESS WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CARRYING OUT THE SPECIFIC ELEMENTS OF THE RMPP AND A DESCRIPTION OF THEIR RESPECTIVE RESPONSIBILITIES.' THE RMPP SHALL INCLUDE & DETAILED TRAINING PROGRAM TO INSURE THAT THOSE PERSONS ARE ABLE TO IMPLEMENT THE RMPP. AUDITING AND INSPECTION PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO ALLOW THE HANOL. ER TO CONFIRM THAT THE RISK MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM IS EFFECTIVELY CARRIED OUT, RECORD KEEPING PROCEDURES FOR THE RISK MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM. THE ACUTELY H~ZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLER SHALL REVIEW THE RISK MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM 5ND SHALL MAKE NECESSARY REVISIONS TO THE RMPP AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS, REVISIONS SHALL BE MADE WITHIN GO DAYS FOLLOWING 6 MODIFICATION WHICN WOULD MATERIAL. LY AFFECT THE HANDLING OF AN ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL, The CA Health and Safety Code provides businesses 12 mon'~hs, from the date of request, ~o complete and implement a RMPP. The Risk Management and Prevention Program, and any revisions to it, shall be certified ms complete by a quali?ied parson and the facility operator. It usually takes a business several ~onths to ].orate a qualified company or individual to carry out ~he Haz -- Op Study, I~ then takes sever'at mono months to have the plan's various elements reviewed by this administering 8~ency and to complete the RMPP. The attached que5%ionllaire remanding the quaii¢icat±ons of the RHPP preparer should be submitted to thi~ agency by October 24, ~990. Upon approval of the RHPP prepacor, ~e will agree to a schedule ¢o~ the completion of the HaZ -OP Study and RMPP. The finished RHPP will be due on July 24, ~991. 8I], sub~J, ttal5 regarding this RMPP shall be ~ade to: The Bakersfield Fine Department 2~30 S Street Bakers?ield, 08 93301 if I cmn be of any assistance please feel free to fall, I can be reached at 32G-397~, Sincerely, Barbara Brenner Hazandous Materials Planning Technician cc: Univar Corp. Box 2062 Los angeles, 08 9005'i RFCOMMGf'iOED '~ ~" 'r .... u,'a,~ FOR ~OM,",_L, ~ON OF: THE HGZARO '-~cc,~,~u* ~., T ~ STUD"',' THE' RMPP C~'*,,t-~-,~TiON OF THE ~<Mr P The Risk Managemen( and Prevention Program mus~ be based upon ~he findings of Risk and '~ ~onsequence Analyses completed by a (echnically quali?ied team. The Risk Analysis or Hazard and Operability study team members should represent a variety of disciplines reflecting the specific processes and materials applications at the facility . Generally, these teams will include members from the disciplines Engineering Health and Sa?ely Plaintenance Operations Depending upon complexity of the operations, engineering and maintenance expertise may fall into the areas of chemical mechanical or electrical. The team leader, the responsible party who may certify the document as complete, may be a generallis%. However, the team leader must possess sufficient management ability and expertise to understand the variou~ components of the Risk Analysis, Hazard Evaluation and Risk Management and Prevention Program. To determine the qualifications of the team it will be necessary to address the following questions: Who will be members of ~he Hazard and Operability Study Team ? Provide the following information: Name o~ each member Experience in Hazard and Operability Studies Educational background Process Experience 2. Who will be the Haz-Op team leader and what are their qualifications or training ? ~. Who will conduct the Consequence Analysis and what are their qualifications or tmainimQ ? 4. Who will perform quality control for the Hazard and Operability Study and what are their qualifications RMFP PREP6ROR M[.JST BE e ~ ITTED ~t.lbM TO THiS OFFICE FOR t~PPROU6L "~"' b', OCTOBER The epproved tear,~ will '~hen need to conside~ ~he ~,oiiowlng questions and submit a plan roi~ the Risk. ~na!y'sis. How do you propose 'to estima±.e the probabltl%y of equ/prqent failure What external events , in addition ~o an emmthqual.;e of 8.3 magnitude, do you plan to evaluate as a part of the Hazard and Operability Study What factors do you plan to consider when conducting a vulnerability analysis ?( Factors contmibu¢[ng ~o size of and consequence ~o the vulnerable zone,) Which air model do you plan ¢o use for the dispersion analysis ? What methodology will be u~ed for estimat£on of human ~rror ( operating error ) probability ? Who wilt assign the operating error probab£~ities and whet qual±?ica~ion~ doe~ this per&on have ?or this as~nmen~ ~ CiTY qt' B,qA'ERSFIELD : - F~RE DEP~RTMENT 2'' O. S. NEEDHAM BAKE~3F · . FIRE CHIEF 326 Novemuer I, 1~0 Mr. Nick Gardner Regional Regulatory Manager Van WaTers ann Rogers Inc. P.O. Box 20B2 Los Angeles, Cfi 90051 Oear Mr. 6ardner, The Risk Management and Prevention Program (RMPP) submitted for the handlin9 of sulfuric acid, cyclohexylam~ne, ?ormeldehyde end nitric acid at the UWR facility at 29~ 1Bth St. in Bakersfield, has been acce~ted by the Bakersfield Fire Oe~ar~ment. The ~lan eliminate these chemicals from the premises satisfie~ the'requirements of a Risk Management and Prevention Plan. I wish to clarify our telephone discus:ion of October 19, 1S~0. Reduction in the quantities of these ~a~erials, to zero, effectively manages ~he risks that ~hey pose. However, the 9akemsfield Fir~ Rogers may choose to complete a full RMPP ~n compliance with the California Health and Safety Code Chaoter S.SS, Sec%ion 2~5J1 et sec, in~ead of eliminating these product~ from %he Bakersfield facility. This Admln~stering figency will ~erlodically condu'c% insDections of U~R's Sakers~ield location in order %o verify %he implementation ~his risk zenagement plan. Please fail me' at 325-3979 anytime ~ha~ can be of assistance in hazardous ~aterials planning. Sincerely, ~arbara ~renner Ha ro~u~ Mater:,ai2 Planning T_c~n~c£an Van Waters Rogers Inc. subsidiaryof Unlvar ,os PHONE [~'la] October 22, 1990 Certified Mail #P-698-333-750 Ms. Barbara Brenner Hazardous Materials Planning Technician The Bakersfield Fire Department 2130 G Street Bakersfield, California 93301-3202 Subject: Risk Management & Prevention Program Van Waters & Rogers Inc. 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, CA 93301-3202 Dear Ms. Brenner: Your correspondence of July 24, 1990, notified us that a Risk Management and Prevention Program (RMPP) would be required for the above referenced'Van Waters & Rogers Inc. (VW&R) facility based on " our handling of four products at that facility: sulfuric acid, cyclohexylamine, formaldehyde and nitric acid. This letter constitutes our response to your requirement. Our obligation to s~b~it an RMPP will be met by reducing to zero the .c. quantities of the aforementioned four products handled at VW&R's Bakersfield branch by July 24, 1991. It is VW&R's understanding, based on our telephone conversation of October 19, 1990, that this plan meets with your approval and is in fact your preferred option in dealing with the requirement. We would appreciate your written acknowledgement confirming this understanding. If your understanding is to the contrary, or if you require further information or clarification regarding this matter, please contact me at the letterhead address or by calling 213/265-8123. Sincerely, VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC. Nick K. Gardner Regional Regulatory Manager jd c: Gil Paz ~ Bakersfield October 18, 1990 Operation5 Supervisor Van Waters and Rogers Inc. 2933 16th St. Bakersfield, C~ 9330t Dear Operations Supervisor: In June of 1990, the Bakersfield Fire Department requested that the UWR prepare a Risk Management and Prevention Plan (RMPP) for it's use of sulfuric acid, cyclohexlamine, formaldehyde, and nitric acid. The qualif±cation5 of 'the RMPP preparer were to be submitted by October' 24, 1990. ~lthough you called for information shortly after receiving the RMPP request in June, I have not received any further information regarding your plan for RMPP preparation. Risk, management and prevention planning i5 required of acutely hazardous materials handlers by the Oalifornia Health and Safety Code, Chapter B.9S. It is important that we get this process underway so that ~he plan will be completed on schedule, by June 24, 199~. Please contact me at ~26-.397B, so that we can discuss this matter. Sincerely, Barbara Brenner Hazardous Materials Planning Technician ~ay 1 ~ 1990 Dear Business Manager: The fc, llowing questior~r~aire is a supplers~er~t to the Acutely Hazardous Materials Registratior~ For~ previously sub~itted by your business as required ur~der Section 25534 of the California Health & Safety Code. This registration indicates that ~R] handles ~m'~MYde~, r, itric acid. a~,~ s~Ifami~.~ a~id~ ~al 1 acutely hazardous r~ateriais ( AHM ), in an ar~our~ts greater than the planr~ing quantities for these cher~icals. Additior~al ir~forr~atior~ is necessary in order to ccm~plete the risk r~anager~er~t planr~ir~g fur~ctic, ns of this agency. This questior~r~aire should be ccm~pleted by an officer of the cc, r~par~y or other person having substantial mar~ager~ent cor~trol over all operatior~s at the facility. If there is ar~y doubt as to whether or not tine answer to a question is yes or r~o, the ar~swer "yes" shall be given. With in two weeks of receipt, complete and return the questior~r~aire to: The Bakersfield Fire Departr~ent Hazardous Materials Divisior~ ~1~( G Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 If you need additior~al ir~forr~atior~, please call 326-3979. Sincerely, Barbara Brenr~er Hazardous Materials Plannir~g Techr~ician Van Waters E~ Rogers Inc. ~_~. ~ Unlvar .~...~.,..~,. o~ ~=o~ subsidiary of ~.o.. t~o~] ~-.~o~ February 28, 1990 RECEIVED ~'~'~-, ~A.T. DIV. Clt¥ o~ B,~ers~ield Fire Department 2101 ' H' Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 RE: Tier 1 Report, Calendar Year 1989 For Facility at: 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Sir: As required by Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986, Section 312, Public Law 99-499, enclosed is the Tier 1 report, Calendar Year 1989 for this facility. Van Waters & Rogers Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidary of Univar Corporation. Please call if you have any questions. Sincerely, Gilbert M. Paz Operations Supervisor ce: Regional Operations Deparment ATTACHMENT 1 TIER ONE - -.: ...... ' .--- .age I of 1 page, Fom'n ADl:~oved OMB No. 2050-0072 EMERGENCY AND HAZARDOUS FOR <3, Tier OneCHEMICAL INVENTORY OFFIClALI Important.* ReG~ z~5:ructJoa$ before completin~ form Facility Identification Emergency Cofltl~tl .... V~ Waters ~ ~e~ .~ G~ ]bert U. Paz s ........... Q93~ 1Sth Street ~;,. ~tinns ~pe~isor :.:¥ Rsk~r~fi ~] d s,.,.CA z,~ 93301 ~ ggS, BQ3-8303 Ow~e~/op.,.tor .~ Te~ Potter .~ , QOG, ~7-5911 ~A 2, ~ =~ g0O ~ 4Q4-9300 Max Datlv o.~ uayJ Hazard Typ, Amounf' AmouI~t' Un-$ttt Gtn~ral Location ~,~. ~ ~ 1316151 ~tside Stor~e Y~d. Inside ~in Warehouse. Immediate i,c,,.) [-~ ~ 1115 10 I Outside Storage Y~rd. Insi de Mai n W~rehnu,qe. Oelay~ ~ ~ 1316151 ~tside Stor~e Y~d. Van Waters Rogers Inc. Un,var subsidiary of RECEIVED July 21, 1989 JUL HAZ. MAT. DIV. l~lph ~ewe¥ 2101 H St. Bakersfield, CA 93301 RE: Hazardous Chemical Inventory List Dear Ralph, Attached is a revised list of all chemicals stored at the Bakersfield facility. Please note the list is not in alphabetical order, but the order in which they are stored, beginning with the drumyard outside and ending with products in the warehouse. If you should need this list in alphabetical order please let me know and we will oblige. I hope this list is sufficient and helps you become more familiar with the products we distribute. If you need any further information please feel free to call me at anytime at 323-8301. Sincerely, Teresa Hicks ~a:mau cc' Ben Whittle / ~:" Van Waters Rogers Inc. Un,var subsidiary of (DRUMYARD) P~ODUCr. NAME ~ONTAINER QUANTITY Hydrochloric Acid 2011: Drum 200 gls Caustic Potash 50%Liquid Drum 100 gls Caustic Soda 25% Drum 385 gls Vanwet 98 Acid Drum 55 gls Acetic Acid 80% Drum 1,375 gls Caustic Potash 45%Liquid Drum 110 gls Phosphoric Acid 75% Drum 550 gls Sodium Sulfide Tech Drum 220 gls EDTAChelatingAgent Drum 1,045 gls Dequest 2006 Drum 605 gls -Dequest 2054 Drum 275 gls Dequest 2010 Drum 385 gls Sulfuric Acid 66 BE CB 120 gls Glycol Ether EM Drum 220 gls KP-140(Tri-Buto~..ethyl-phosphate) Drum 55 gls Aqua A~monia 26 BE Drum 55 gls Dowfrost Drum 110 gls Propylene Glycol Ind. Drum 110 gls VanWet 9n9 Drum 165 gls Glycol Ether DM Drum 55 gls Nitric Acid 42' BE Drum 660 gls Hydrogen Peroxide 50% Drum 275 gls TEG 300 GL Bin 1,500 gls EG 300 GL Bin 1,500 gls Nitric Acid 95 LB Drum 128 gls Perchloroethylene 300 GL Bin 900 gls Methanol Drum 385 gls .I~,~hln~r 28-x Drum 110 gls Thinner 265F~-~ Drum 55 gls Methyl Ethyl Ketone Drum 660 gls Cyclohexylamine Drum 1,650 gls Acetone Drum 55 gls Xylene Drum 110 gls Isopropanol USP Drum 385 gls Isopropyl Alcohol Drum 275 gls Calsuds C~-6 Drum 165 gls Diethylene Glycol Drum 330 gls Triethylene Glycol Drum 275 gls Triton X~100 Drum 220 gls Thinner 450 Drum 110 gls Triton N-101 Drum 110 gls Dowfax 2Al Drum 275 gls Van Waters Rogers Inc. Unlvar subsidiary of ( DRUMYARD i; ~ONT ' D) PRODUCT ~ONTAINER QUANTITY Amb~trol CN Drum 550 gls Diethanolamine Low Freezing Drum 660 gls Ethylene Glycol Drum 55 gls Mineral Spirits Odorless Drum 110 gls ~l 91-6 ~ Drum 165 gls ~odol ~5'7 Drum 330 gls Glycol Ether DPM Drum 275 gls (WAREHOUSE) Oxy-Brite Liquid Bleach Drum 60 gls Sodium Nitrite Bags .100# 4,800 lbs Sodium Nitrate Bags 100~ 2,800 lbs Calcium Hypochlo~ite Tablets 65% Drum 300 lbs SAG 710-Silicone Antigoam ~nulsion DR 275 gls Freon TF Solvent Drum 550 gls Ambitrol FL Drum 165 gls Dowicil 75 Reg Granular Drum 1,500 lbs Glycol Ether EB Drum 220 gls Tamol Drum 2,090 gls Peladow DG (Calcium Chloride Anhy Drum 4,400 lbs Sodium Bisulfate Drum 800 lbs Parapol 700 Drum 550 gls Natriumdisulfit (Sodium Metabisulfite)BG 1,650 lbs Aluminum Sulfate Ground Bag 50# 7,750 lbs Aluminum Sulfate Hydrate Pwd. Bag 100~ 1,000 lbs Tetrapotassium Pyrophosphate Bag 100# 4,800 lbs Boric Acid Granular Technical Bag 100# 14,400 lbs Purechlor Sanitizer (Bleach) Drum 880 gls Caustic Soda Flake Bag 50~ 250 lbs Tandem I (Fabric Cleaner) Drum 90 gls Tandem I I (Fabric Cleaner) Drum 90 gls Monoethanolamine 99% Drum 1,650 gls Caustic Soda Beads Bag 50~ 8,300 gls Sodium Metasilicate Pentahydrate Bag 100~ 3,300 gls Sodium Metasilicate Anhydrous Bag 100~ 2,500 gls Borax 5 Mol Granular Bag 100~ 13,700 lbs An~nonium Hydroxide Jug 7gl 7 gls EMS ~766 Boiler Treatment Jug 8gl 8 gls Sodium Acetate Anhydrous Bag 50~ 50 lbs Sodium Benzoate Bag 50~ 50 lbs Technical Lime Bag 50~ 1,600 lbs 2 Van Waters Rogers Inc. Un,var subsidiary of ~.o~ ~o~ ~-~o~ (~ou~) PRODUCT CONTAINER QUANTITY Enhance (Detergent) Bag 200 lbs Pierce II (Detergent) Bag 100 lbs Methocel J12MS Bag 50# 500 lbs Copper Sulfate Diamond Bag 50~ 400 lbs Conserve 120 Bag 100~ 500 lbs Methocel K-15M Bag 50~ 100 lbs Borax Dehybor Anhydrous Bag 100~ 100 lbs Cobalt Sulfate Heptahydrate Drum 100 lbs Ferric Sulfate Ferri-Floc Bag 100 # 1,1001.lbs Borax Decahyrate Granular:_-Tech Bag 50~ 50 lbs Versene 220 Crystals Bag 50~ 150 lbs EL Break III (Detergent Booster) Drum (30 gl) 60 gls EL Destainer V (Liquid Bleach) Drum (15 gl) 45 gls Sour VII (Liquid Detergent) Drum (15 gl) 45 gls EL-Neutralizer PL (5 gl Pl.) 5 gls Tri-Star L 2000 Drum (15 gl) 15 gls Sulfamic Acid 99.5% Bag 50# 100 lbs Sodium Silicafluoride Bag 100~ 1,700 lbs Methocel 856-S Bag 50# 750 lbs Am~nium Chloride Treated Bag 50~ 2,450 lbs Triethanolmnine 85% Drum 165 gls Silica Gel Drum 127 lbs Soda Ash Dense Bag 100~ 9,500 lbs Sodium Bromide Bag 55~ 1 650 lbs Sodium Sulfate' Bag 100~ 3 800 lbs Sodium Sesquicarbonate Bag 100~ 5 000 lbs Calcium Chloride 77-80% Bag 100~ 108. 000 lbs Dicalite 375 Bag 50~ 5 980 lbs Borax Decahydrate Granular Tech Bag 100# 11. 800 lbs Soda Ash Dense Bag 100~ 1 500 lbs Staticol (Fabric Detergent) Drum (15 Gl) 60 gls Prepare 888 (laundry prespotter Jug (1 gl) 5 gls Exit (Drycleaning Fluid) Can (1 gl) 8 gls Perchloroethene Can (5 gl) 10 gls -3- ( Bakersfield ept. ~ Hazardous Materials Inspection ~ Date Completed Location: 2 q .:~ ~ /6 Plan ID # 215-O000t~OgS'-(, (Top right comer Business Plan) ~t~t~on~o. ~. ~h~ (~. ~n~to~ F. /-/ ~'A~lequate Inadequate O Verification of Quantities RECEIVEO'~ [--I Verification of Location JUL 1 8 1909 [] HAZ. MAT. DIV. Proper Segregation of Material · Comments: Verification of MSDS Availability [~ [~] Number of Employees L-] Verification of Haz Mat Training Verification of Abatement Supplies & Procedures I~ [~] Comments: Emergency Procedures Posted [] 71 Containers Properly Labeled ~ [~ Comments: Verification of Facility Diagram [5~ [] Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: / FO ~652 (Rev. 3-89) White-Haz Mat Div. Yellow-Station Copy Pink-Business Office / FIRE DEPARTMENT ,Jl'uly' 3 1, 1989 2101 H STREET D. S. NEEDHAM BAKERSFIELD. 93301 FIRE CHIEF 326-3911 Teresa Hicks Van Waters & Rogers Inc. 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Teresa: I have received the rev&sed list of chemicals stored at your Bakersfield facility, Thank you! The list, however, is inadequate for your reporting requirements under California Health & Safety Code Chapter 6.95 or Federal inventory reporting. On February 6, 1989, your company properly completed a hazardous materials inventory, which was furnished over John Gomez's signature. Those forms are the correct inventory reporting forms and it will only be necessary to 'reoort changes in inventory on those forms, as needed. The first space on these forms are for transaction codes. This is where you would notify us that the information you are submitting is an addition, deletion or update. I have included one copy of the inventory forms and instructions for your use. Please note, inventory revisions need not be made within any arbitrary predefined time period. However, notification must take place within 30 days of any one of the following events: 1 A 100% or more increase in the quantity of a previously disclosed material. 2 Any handling of a previously undisclosed hazardous material subject to the' reporting requirements. I do hope this will be helpful in meeting your inventory requirements. If I can be of any further assistance please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, Ralph E. Huey Hazardous Materials Coordinator REH/ed ~CUTEL¥ H~Z~ROOUS MATERIALS REGISTRBTION 8ND RISK M~NAGEMENT 8ND PREVENTION PROGRAM CHE~K LIST ~. ..M.~.~. ~E~IEWEO G, R.M,P.P, INSPEOTION OOMMENTS: BUSINESS NBME I.D. NUMBER "WE CA R£ .... FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET D. S. NEEDHAM BAKERSFIELD. 93301 FIRE CHIEF 326-3911 Van Waters and Rogers 29~ 16th Street "-'¢': ............ Bak. ers?ield, Ca. 9~0! ...... ':~'~:-:-..~..~...'.,'-. ...... ;_~.,-....,-.. ... ....... ,...,~......: ....... Dear. Bu~ines~ 0.uner; H~ardous Materiai~ Registration Form" The enclosed "~cutely ' ~ ~ must be completed b'y any bus,ness, handling above the minimum · reporting quantity o¢ any material on the EPfi list o¢ Extremely ....... · '::--~",?~..'~::;-..:.':'-./.:'.: .'..--'.Hazardous..Suba-~anre5 .... .(~F~d,. Regis.tec-Wol ..... 52,. No.~.,,R..1.~9~),,.,::,.**?...,:,:,,~;¢..:.~,~,,%~...: Your company has reported handling the ¢ollowing 8cuteiy Hazardous Materials: SULFURZC hCiD ..... - : ..... . ~. .Please re.t.~rn the . comple.t~d; 8cutely ..Hazardou~ . ~later,ial~ ..:~.~..:.._,.:.: .... .~..~.,....~.....~.. Bak~rsfieid City Fire Oepartm~n~ ............... -' ........... 'Haz~rdou~ Mat'eri~l. 5..Oivision - ~ .............. - · . ..... :,......: ......... }.~ ....... ~.- ..... '.,. 21Z'2 ~ STreet if 7ou here any questions regarding ~hi5 Fo~m piemse call E ~ ncel-'e i ,,: Youms . H.~zardous Mater-:.e! PJ.~nning TechnJ.,':i~r-~ O,JM:vp 2 N O N 0 T i,~¢' E Van Waters 6 Rogers Inc. Bo× 2062 LOS ANGELES, CA 90051 subsidiary of Unlvar p.oNE ~2~3~ 2~5-8~23 April 20, 1989 Mr. Duane J. Meadows .... City of [{al~e~sf-ield Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division 2101 "H" Street Bakersfield, California 93301 RE: Acutely Hazardous Materials Registration Form Dear Mr. Meadows: Enclosed, per your request dated April 12, 1989, is the completed Acutely Hazardous Materials Registration Form for the product Sulfuric Acid. We trust you will find all information required, in order. Please contact me at 213/265-8123 if additional information is required, or there are any questions. JG/db Enclosure ACUTELY HtARDOUS MATERIALS RE TRATION FORM TI-DS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE OWNER OR OPERATOR OF EACH BUSINESS IN CALIFORNIA WHICH AT ANY TIME HANDLES ANY ACU'EELY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL IN QUANTITIES GREATER THAN 500 POUNDS, 55 GALLONS OR 200 CUBIC FEET OF GAS AT STP.1 TI{IS FORM SHALL BE COMPLETED AND SUBMTI'TED TO YOUR LOCAL ADMINISTERING AGENCY. ({}25533 & 25536 Health & Safety Code) RECEIVED Note Instructions on reverse APR 2 4 1969 Business Name Van Waters & Rogers Inc. I IA~. MAT. DIV. Business Site Address 2933 16th Street - Bakersfield, CA Business Mailing Address (if different) Business Phone (805) 323-8303 Business Plan Submission Date2 1-17-89 (Revised) 2-6-89 - 'Process Designation ACUTEI Y HATARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLED4 -USE ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NECESSARY- CHFMICAI NAMF QUANTITY Sulfuric Acid UN 1830 700 Gallons (Maximum) GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PROCFSSFS AND PRINCIPAl FQUIPMENTS: For resale purposes only. This materials is stored in 55 gallon drum containers and Resold in same. No other processes are used. SIGNATURE ~l~./~/-~P~'~ ~ llTLE Area Fleet Manager PRINTED NAME John Gomez ~ DATE 4-20-89 California Office of Emergency Services FORM HM 3777 (1-15-88) INSTRUCTIONS: Superscripts: 1. Quantities for RMPP compliance are "equal to or greater than" the minimum criteria and apply to chemicals handled "at any one th-ne". 2. Businesses handling reportable quantities of Acutely H.-~rdous Materials that have not submitted a business plan MUST contact local Admtmstmng Agencies. The business plan submission date will assure the Administering Agency that a business plan has been submitted and is on file. This will also immediately identify businesses that have not submitted business plans. 3. "Process Designation" is provided as a reporting option (with the approval of the Administering Agency) for facilities that can most easily report by process. Thus, facility RMPP registration data could be submitted in a similar format to a business plan that is divided by process. "By Imacess" data can initiate an emergency response to a process incident rather than a general emergency response to a major facility. Process designation -- ca~-simpldy hispecdonS fora;-aijot~faciiitics-and hmprove fuaU~ en,¢rgeacy real~onse.- ...... 4. Refer to the EPA list of Exlremely Hazardous Substances from the Federal Register (Volume 52, No. 77, p. 13397 ~t. sea_.. April 22, 1987). Each chemical has a threshold planning quantity. This list may be changed by EPA on an annual basis. Updates of this list may be available early in 1988. To comply wi',h this element, you may attach a copy of the inventory submitted to your Administering Agency from your business plan and highlight all Acutely Hazardous Materials. It is recommended that facilities list all extremely hazardous chemicals handled in quantities equal to or in excess of 1) 500 pounds, and 2) any EPA threshold planning quantity less than 500 pounds. 5. Do not include Trade Secret information in these descriptions. General: For emergency response purposes, it would be desirable to describe the following to the Administering Agency: 1. Batch Process: a. What raw materials? b. What operating IXeSSUre range? c. What operating tem~ range? d. Batch capacity rating? c. Product characteristics? (e.g., chemical suue, flammability, toxicity, etc.) f. Critical process points and characteristics? ~_ 2._Contin_uous_pmcess: (simi_hx in~orma, fionas above.) NOT1::: "Pursuant to §25534, fl~e Administering Agency may require the submission of a Risk Management Prevention Program (RMPP), if the Aamini~e~ing Agency dermnines that the iumdler's operation may present an acutely b~rdous materials accident risk. The handler shall prepare the RMPP in accordance with subdivision (c) [of §25534]. Thc RMPP shall be prepared within 12 months following the request made by the Administering Agency pursuant to this section." (§ 25~34 (a) Health and Safety Code) An amendment to the RMPP must be submitted to the Administering Agency wi~in 30 days of: 1. Any additional handling of acutely hazardous materials. 3. Change o~ address, business ownership, or business name. (§ 25533 (c) Health & Safety Code) · EVERY BUSINESS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT AN RMPP SHALL IMPLEMENT THE APPROVED RMPP · California Office of Emergency Sew.'_,'ces__ FORM HM 3777 (1-15-88) Van Waters ~x Rogers Inc. ~' ~ Los ..~E-Es, cA ~oo~ February 27, 1989 Mr. Duane J. Meadows City of Bakersfield-Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division 2130 "G" Street Bakersfieldi California 93301 RE: Tier 1 Report, Calendar Year 1988 For facility at: 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 As required by Title III of the SuperfundAmendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986, Section 312, Public Law 99-499, enclosed is the Tier 1 report, Calendar Year 1988 for the facility referenced above. Van Waters & Pogers Inc. is aw holly-owned subsidiary of Univar Corporation. Please call if you have any questions. Sincerely, Area Fleet Manager Enclosures cc: Regional Regulatory Manager-VW&R, Los Angeles -. ~ RECEIVED F~t~ ADl~'oved OMB No. 2050-0072 EMERGEN~ AND HA~RDO~~L M, iT. O~,.. '1 .- O~e CHEMI~L INVENTORY USE Important: ~e~d inxtructio~ be/ore complef~/or~ Reoonlng Pe~od ~ ~ ~ m 0~3~. ~g 88 Facdlty Identlflcailon Emer~eflcy Contactl'. S,,N,A~.,. 2933 16th Street ~t[e Operations Supervisor c~ Bakersfield 3tam CA Z~ 9330] ~ ( 805~ 323-8303 Z~~ ( 800~ 424-9300 Owne~/O~e~a~e~ N~ Teresa Hicks N~ Univar CorPoration ~u. Sales/Office ---/- ~ ( 206 Y 44715~ii 1564 :~~ (RO0) ~24-9300 Av~ra~ ,~ax Datlv o~ ~ayz G~neral Location ~azard Type Amounta Amount" On-~ttt Immediate ~':--~--~__~__ _. · --~C~-)-l-O-i'2-j. i-o-!2--I3 lb I~(Y-I North We~t Yard Genera[ Warehouse Area 1310 I 01 North west Yard Area East Wall Warehouse South Wall (C~) Warehouse Fro)f ri... To... ~ 1~.~ 9gg.gg9 , John Gomez m ~ / ~rea Flee~ M~n~qer 0S 1.~.~ g.ggg.ggg Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ~'~ (~ I~OX 2062 subsidiarM of Un,var ~ ~ g~ ~) ~°~ ~6' °'~ ~°°~ F~HONE~ [213) 265-8123 RECEIVED February 8, 1989 FEB 1 4 1989 Mr. Duane J. Meadows HAZ. MAT.. DIV. City of Bakersfield-Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division 2130 "G" Street Bakersfield, California 93301 RE:Revised Hazardous Materials Business Plan and New Hazardous Materials Inventory Form Dear. Mr. Meadows: Per our conversation and your follow-up letter dated January 30, 1989, please find enclosed the following documents: 1) "NEW" Hazardous Materials Inventory Forms (25 pages). 2) Business Plan Revisions/Additions. We trust this information will meet your department's requirements. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience. Please contact me at our above Los Angeles office, if additional information is required. Sincerely, JG/db Enclosures CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS · ' ' Page .'.1_ of 2 5 BUSINESS NAMe-: Van Waters & Rogers Itc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF T~ FACILXTY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDR~-SS: 1600 Norton Building STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE CITY, ZIP:Bakersfield, CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER PHONE #: (805) 323-8303 PNONE #: (206) 44/-b911 0_0_ - _9_23- ~ 2-- 4__ 4 ~ 2'o x~s2'nucTxo~s !,o~ PnoP~J~ co~s C~e C~e Mt Mt Est Units m Site l~ ~l T~ ~ St~ iff F~illty ~ ~ I~t~tt~ x000 1 soo l. _ls q365 I 07 I 1 14 I 99 I N.W. Yard Area Acetic Acid 80% ~/. ,~c~l~H~lth~z~ C.i.S. ~ Unassigned ~t 11 ~&C.A.S. ~ 80 Acetic Acid Glacial (~k ,11 t~t ~mly) (Resale) 6 4 - 19 - 7 ~:~.]~ ~5 ] {5 J ~L {6~ °SI~ I?9I N rd Area ~5 Acetic Acid Glacial P~icll ~ ~lth H~ZI~ C.A.S. ~ 6 4- 19- 7 Wt l! ~ & C.l.S. ~ of ~ ~ith Wt 13 ~&C.A.S. P~tcll ~lth~z4~ C.A.S.~ 64-19-7 Wt II h&C.A.S.W Wt~ nm&C.A.S.~ HNIth of Pmluq ~]tb ' - -- :~____~_..00:~) ,P 2 L~.~.~__..l ......... ~...~33.365 [~t] 1 ~ 4 ~99 ~ N.W. Yard Area 100 Acetone Pure 99. 5, ' P~*c~l~lth~sid C.A.S. ~ 67-64-1 ~t II ~&C.A.S. ~ H~lth of Pr~sure Health ~RGEN~Y C~T*CTS I~ ~e~esa ~cks ~ns~e Sa~es S~. (805) 833-~867 I~ ~e~ ~otte~ ~c~ D~Ye~ (805) Kirk Ste~nsezfer Ope~. MGR. (714) ???-~7'61 e:tlficatton (Read and sign after coBpletJn£ all sections) :-'obtaining t~ tflf~tt~, I ~lteve tMt t~ su~itt~ info~ti~ ~s t~, ICCUrltl, ~d c~plete. ' '~'-- John Gomez Area Fleet ~nager Van Wa~ ~ Roger~ Inc. .. 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD " NON--TRADE SECRETS -. ' Page 2 of 25 BU~IN£$S NAM£: Van Waters & Rogers Inc 0WN£R H&M£: Univar Corporation H&M£ OF T~ PACInIT¥: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 1600 Norton ~u~ld~ng STANDARD ZND. CLASS COD~ .5161 CITY, ZIP:Dake~sfield. CA 93301 CITY, ZIp:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTR~T PNONE I: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: (206) 44/-b911 ~ - ~- ~ ~ I~U~O~ ~ ~OP~ COD~ [~ C~e ~t ~t Est Untts m Site T~ ~e T~ ~ .. St~ in F~tlfty ~- ~ I~t~tt~ .... I .... l 5 L pAL[ 365 113 I 1 I 4 i 991N W. Yard Ar?a P~ical ~fl~lth~ C.A.S. ~ 64-19-7 ~t II ~&C.A.S. ~ P blth of Pm~ ~lth P~ical ~ ~lth H~4~ C.A.S. ~ 7446-70-3 ~t I~ ~ b C.A.S. ~ bath of ~ ~ith -~lcal ~ ~lth ~ C.A.S. ~ 13 36- 2 1- 6 ~t II ~ i C.l.S. ~ --~ r--~ r--~ -- ~t~ N~&C.A.S. ~ · ~ ~t 13 ~&C.A.S.~ ~__t'P~ .. I '33_ .l .......... JGAa 365L~_1 1 14_I9~2N'W'__ Yard Area ._-30:: Ammonium Hydroxide'26 ;~ic~l ~HNlth~la~ C.A.S. ~. 13~6-21-6 ~t II ~iC.A.S. ~ (C~k 111 t~t ~ly) .... , .. HHIth of Pr~sure Health ' 2RGENCY C~TACTS I1_ Teresa Hicks Inside S~les S~pr. (805) 833-1867 I~ Terry Potter Tr~ck Driver (805) 399-7097~ ~3 Kirk Steinseifer Oper. MGR. (714) 777-~1 ~ 2~l .... 'ob~intnQ tM thf~tlm. J MIteve t~t t~ guMttt~ info, tim ~s t~. Iccurlte, ~d cmpiete. __ '":'-.. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ~ 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS "' ~.9, .Lo' BUSINESS NAM£: Van Waters & Rogers Inc 0WN£R NAM£: Univar Corporation NAM£ 0F T~ F_A~LI_T~: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 16UO Norton Bul£dlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE .5]6] CITY, ZIP:~ake~sfield. CA 93301 0ITY. ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DU~ AND BRADSTR~T NUMBER P~ON~ #: (805) 323-8303 F~ON£ #:(206) 447-b91± 0_0_- 3 3~- ~ ~ ~ 2 3 4 S $ T $ ! 16 II 12 13 14 fren~ Type Ilex Av~ige Anm~l Neasurt I ~ Cms ~t ~t ~ L~ttm ~ t ~ ~ ~ NiK~~tl C~e C~e bt ~t Est Units m Site T~ ~l i~ ~ St~ In F~illty ~ ~ I~t~ti~ ..u.l.m_J..~__..l ~0 ~. ~13651 101 1 [4 I99 I Center Of Whse 30 A~oni.~ Hydroxide P~c~l ~ ~lt~ ~z~ C.k.S. ~ 1 3 3 6- 2 1- 6 ~t 11 ~ L C.i.S. ~ {c~k ~11 t~c 4~ly) ~Fire Hazard ~-a R~tivity L_ ] hi~ ~-a ~ hl~ ~-- I~lte o~ Pm~ ~lth ~t 13 ~&CJ.S. ~ ..u.L.d .... ~ ...... 1 ~ 1 ....... ~._~.~1.72~.1_~2.1~ I~ Io~ I ~n~ o~ ~.~o. ~o ~ ~~ P~icll ~ ~lth HIZi~ C.A.S. ~ 628-63-7 ~t Il ~ & C.A.S. ~ 35 2 -MethylButylAcetate (C~k ell t~t a~ly) 62 4-4 1-9 -- ~--] ~1.~ ~ ~1~ I~lete 5 3-Methyl Butyl Acetate ~lth of ~ ~lth _.~! ~l 55 I 55 ..J IGALI 365 l 06 I 1 14 199 I N.W. Yard Area Primary Amyl Alcohol P~c~l ~ ~lth ~z~ C.A.S. ~ ~t II ~ l C.A.S. ~ (C~k all t~t ,~ly) 71-41-0 60 1-Pentanol~ _ -- -- -- ~t ~ Nm&C.A.S. ~ ~X~Ft, Hazar4 [ ~R~ttvtty [ ~hl,~ [ 3~elm, ~]l~t,te 137-32-6 35 2-Methyl B~tanol '" 5 3-~oth~l Butanol 2soo ~A~.~_..~ ......... lk~.~_ 36st~_l. ~ I 4 1~ Center ~hse. .100 Bar~um CarBonat* (C~k all t~t rely) --a Fire Hizard ~--u ~ttvity [~ ~I~M ~--a ~ Reline [~] ~t 13 ~&C.A.S.M. .CRG~NCY C~TACTS li Teresa Hicks ~nside Sales Suer. (805) 833-~867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 Ri~ .......................... = ....... ~Tli ...................... ~'~'P~ ..... G~ T~II~ ..... ~'~! .... ~3 Kirk Steinsezfer O~er. MGR. (714) 777-47~1 .-{Ificatton (Read and SiKh 8fte~ compJ~.tinK all sections] cer.ttfy ~der ~lty of 1~ tMt I ~ve ~rs~illyexlm~n~ ~ lB fNtltir vlth tM lnfor~tlm su~tttM tn this ~ ii1 ettK~ ~ts. ~ tbs ~s~ ~ W 1Gi~ of t~e IMtvl~ll m~ltble - oot4ining t~ tnf~ttm. I Mlieve tMt tM suMttt~ info~ci~ ~s t~. /ccurlte. ~d cmplltl. ..... ":-. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ,, 2-6;89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS ., , ~.,.4..__ 0~.%.. BUSXNESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation HAME 0F T~ FACXCITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 16UU Norton ~ulldlng STANDARD XND. CLASS CODZ 5]6] CZTY, ZlP:Dake~sfieldt CA 93301 CITY· ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREr-T NUMBP-R PHONE I: (805) 323-8303 PHONE #: (206) 44/-bgl/ 0_0_ - ~ _2--3- ~ 2-- 4-- 4- JM2r~R ~0 ZH~'RUCTZOII~ FOR PROPER COD~ Ir.r~ Iy~ I~ iv~'~ Anm~l ~4~su~ I ~ Ccnt Cant Ccnt Use Loc~tton ~ % b~ Nam ~f Iltltu~KQmc~ntl Code Code kK bt Est Units an Site Iy~ Pr~s Im~ Cod~ Sieved in Y~tltty lit Se~ InftPvctions '...~_l.z_J 55 .1 55 D. ~A~,I 3651 061 i 14 i 991 M.w. Yard Area Lacquer Thinner 2~-X '/ P~y~csl ~4 H~lth H~erd C.A.S. Nud~ U n a s s i q n e d IC~k all that ep~ly) ~natslls ~n&eC~.S. Numb~ ..32 Hydrocar____b_on Solvent r-~ [y~] r--~ C~ql~nt 12 lure & C.A.S. ~ iFire Haz,rd ~-~--J RNctivity hley~l ~-- -J Sudan Iisi#se ['~'-- I...dl~te 110-19-0 24 ~ Tsobutyl Acetate ' Health o! Prmp~re ~lth Cax~_t ~_1~ & C.'.S. Ilu,~ 16 Toluene :..1. .... [:, .... _...1.1 ....... 1 .... 1 ...... 1__ !I I_I Ph~ict! ~ H~lth Haze~d C.A.S. ~ C~t II NaNI~ & C.l.S. ~ (Chi<k ell thet apply) 67-56-1 _1._.~_.0 _ ~ethanal r-~ r-~ r-~ r-~ C~tl2 I~&C.A.5.~ 10 I$opro~yl Alcohol L_j Fif~ H~zard ~._d Ib~ct~vfty L---~ hle~y~lll ~----~ Suddia I~i~ L---J Imedtetl 67-~3-0 "~ · , , · He~ th . of Prm~u~, ~lth :::.1_:-[ I .I II t ! I I 1 :;m~lce! a~d Health ~avd C.~.$. Ik~mP Corn)afl,fit II ~ & C.&$. lo,imP ICh.ok all tMt ~ly) 3 2-- Butoxyethanol 111-76-2 H~lth of Pressure Health -- "' ., c..o~t... ~ c.,.s. ~_~_[~.o~.0_0..o I 4.0.:o0_0i .......... J~.s.l. 3~:[ 1__2__1. 1 I 4 199 I Center Whse. . l:qQ Calcium Hydroxide ;m~ical ~d Health Haterd C.A.S. ~ 1305-62-0 Camxx~nt II h & C.&.S. (Check ell tMt ~l~ly) - -- ~- ~ Comooneflt 12 I~e & C.A.S. ~ Hfllth of Prfllurl Health .......... T.e. resa Hicks Inside Sales Su~.r. (805) 833-1867 ~ Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-?09? :RGENCY C~ITACT$ ................................ "'-~T'~& .... '.~.; .............. 7!'p~,'P~,a~,'- ...... G~' ~1~'11"" .... P'T(F"P~M! .... -tlfic~to, (Read and ~En after co~pJe, tin£ all ~ections] :.~rilfy u. deP ~ity of 1~ that I I~ve personlllyexl.ined end la f.ilter .tth the lflformtton su~ttted 1. this ~ml ell ettechml docuo~nts, and th~t based ~ .y InQuiry of those Individuals obtaining the information. I believe that the sulxnittld information ~1 tr~e. eccuratl. 4nd co. pletl. . '~.~ ,:. ':-. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 .~, CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--'tRADE SECRETS BUSINESS NAMg: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWN~R NAMg: Univar Corporation NAMZ OF T~ F~.$LI~: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 1600 Norton Building STANDARD IND. ~LASS CODE .5]6] CITY, %ZP:Dake~sfield. CA 93301 CITY. ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTR~T NUMBER P~ONZ ~: (805) 323-8303 PBON~ ~: (206) 44/-b911 ~ - 9 2 3- ~ ~ [~e C~e bt ~t Est Un,ts m S~e l~ ~s T~ ~ .. St~ in F~tllty ~' ~ I~t~tt~ Hazard ,~ic~l ~ ~lth I~ ~ ~ ~ly) 27176-87-0 97 Dodecyl Benzene Sulfonic ~66~-93-9 1310-58-3 50 Potassium Hvdroxide .... Hfllth of Pr~surl Health "" · f~G[N~Y C~TACTS Sl Teresa Hicks ~nside Sales Supr. (805) '833-~867 I~ Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 ~3 Kirk Steinse~fer Oper. MGR. (714) ~77-4761 :. t~ficatte~ (Read and aiKn after coapJe. Cjn~ aJ] sections) certify uflder ~nalty of 1~ -~ obtaining t~ tnf~ttm, t~t I ~ve ~rs~illyexamtn~ ~ lB fNtltar .tth t~ tnforwtim suMitt~ tn this ~ ill IttK~ ~ts. ~ tbt ~S~ ~ ~ t~t~ of t~e t~tvt~ll m~stble I ~lteve t~t t~ su~ttt~ info. tim ts t~, accurate, ~d cmolete. 4*. John Gomez Area Fleet ~nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. : 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS BUSINESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF T~ FACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 160~ Norton Building STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE CITY, ZIP:Dakersfield. CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER wHONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE *: (206) 44/-b911 ~ - ~- ~ 2 4 4 / 1 1540 Jj ~A?I 365107 I1 I 4 199 IN.W.Yard/West Wall 50 Caustic Soda Liguid Whse. .~ic~l ~ ~lth ~ C.A.S. ~ 1310-73-2 ~t 11 ~ & C.A.S. ~ (Sodi~ Hydroxide) ~ ~p ~5,~00[12,~00 [ {LB~ 365 ~06 J 1 J 4 .~99 [N.W. Yard/Center ~se 100 Caustic Soda Solid 1310-73-2 P~ical ~ ~lth HeI~ C.A.S. ~ ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ ~lth of ~ ~lth ;~c~l ~ ~lth ~,~ C.A.S. ~ 67-66-3 ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ - r-~ ~ ~t~ N~&C.A.S.~ HNIth of P~su~ ~lth ~ Ix*~° i la00 L .......... ~A~I 365 [~_11 W4 l}l IN'W' Yard Area 100 CyclohexyLamine ;~ic~l ~ HHIt~ ~l~d C.A.S. ~ 108-91-8 ~t ~ ~ i C.A.S. ~ r--~ ~ r--~ ~ C~t B~ N~iC.A.S. ~ H~lth of Pr~sure Health iRG[N~Y ~TA~TS II Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-~867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 93 Kirk Steinseifer epee. MGR. (714) 777-~7'61 ttfic4~*~ (Read and ~i~ after co.pJ~t]nK all sections) obt4%ninQ t~ tnf~tt~, J ~lteve t~t t~ gu~ltt~ iflfo~ti~ is t~, 4ccurgte, ~d ... "-. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ., 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS BUSINESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF T~ FACZLITY: Same LOCATZON: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 1600 Norton Duzldlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CITY, ZZP:Dakersfield~ CA 93301 CITY, ZZ~:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER PHONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: (20~) 44/-b911 ~ - 333- ~ 2 t~e C~e Mt Mt Est Units m Site l~ ~l T~ ~ .. St~ in F~tllty ~ ~ I~t~ti~ A0s I 555 2 ~1 365 107 l1 I 4 199 IN.W. Yard Area. DeQuest 2006 p~ic~l ~ HHIth ~za~ C.A.S. ~ 2235-43-0 ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ 40 Active Salt Unreported Hazard u--a ~ttvity u--a ~le~ u--~ ~ ~1~ g--a I~late 30 ~ ~inotri (Methylenephosphonic- , ~lth of P~m ~lth 2235-43-0 ---- ~t g] ~&C.a.~. ~ 958-36-2 2.5 Phosphoric Acid AL 365 07 1 4 ~ N. .................................U[ ~ ] 8~0 ] 800 [ ~...1 ...... l ..... ~_' ....~ ...... J 99 W. Yard Area .---- DeQuest 2010 ~ic~l ~ ~lth .,fe~ C.A.S. ~ 2809-21-4 ~t Il ~ & C.~.3. ~ 60 HEDP (C~k ~1~ t~t amly) 2809-21-4 --a FI~z4rd [--a ~ctlvlty L_a ~!~ u--~b1~ [~] I~lete 13598-36-2 3 Phosphorous Acid ~lth of ~ ~lth ~SD__I~40 .._1 390 ..I ~ALI 365 106 I 1 I 4 199 IN.W- Yard Area .... DeQuest 2054 (¢~k iii t~t ~miy) Unreported 45 , Active Salt - ~-~ - ~-~ [~] ~t ~ N~ & C.A.S. ~ ~2.5 Hexamet~yeneDiaminetetra ~ Ft~ Hazl~d ~--~ R~ttvtty [ ~ ~1,~ ~_a ~ ~el~ I~l,~e (Methylenephosphonic Acid) H~lth 0f P~su~ ~lth 38820-59-6 ' L..?3P3._L 272_I .......... I ~-----..~2 i~ I ~ 1~!2 Center, Of Whse . 50. Ferric Sulfate (~k .11 t~t ~ly) 7664-93-9 1.3 ~ulfuric Acid Hfllth of Pr~surl Health ~3 Kirk Steinseifer Ope~. MGR. (714) 777-~7'61 itfic4~t~ freed and si~ after compJ~JnE afJ sec~Jons) obtaining t~ tnf~tlm. I ~lteve tMC tM suMltt~ info.tim is t~. 4ccurlCe, ~d cmplete. _ ":'-. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS '' ' Pa~e8 of 25 SU$INESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF T~ FACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 1600 Norton ~ulldlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE qlR] CITY, ZlP:Dakersfield. CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER PHONE #: (805) 323-8303 PHONE #: (206) 44/-b911 0_~ - 333- ~ ~ ~ { Rgz,~ ro x~srRUCTrO~S ~,OR PROPgR CODgS .._lm._l...z~_l__soo l_ I~q 36s 106 I ~ I 4 I 99 I N.W. Yard Area DowFax 2Al Solution Ph~ic, l ~ H~lth ~,~ C.A.S. ~ ~t ti ~ I C.A.S. ~ 47 Disodi~ DodecylBenzeneSulfonate (C~k ,Ii t~t 4~ly) ' 28519--02--0 ~' [I] [--] EX] ~t t2 ~ I C.A.S. ~ ~isodium Oxybis ' bath of Pm~ ~lth 25167-32-2 ............ ,,~,~~3~2~ &c'i's'~ 2 Sodi~ Su~fat~ P~icgl ~ ~lth Haxe~ C.A.S. ~ ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ 2 Methylene Chloride (~k ~ll t~t a~ly) 75-09-2 QI ~ (~ ~11 ~ml ~lll 50-00-0 52 Formaldehyde . -. HHIth of P~su~ ~lth -- ' ' ~ 3575 ~ :{0?Z_.l .......... ].GA~ 365~j07 1[ 4 19~_~ N~. Yard Fo~ic Acid Solution Ic~1 ~ H~lth ~fl~ C.A.S. ~ Unassigned ~t II ~ & C.A.S. of Pr~lvrl Health "" ~t 13 ~&C.A.S. :~GENCY C~TACTS I1 Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Supr. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805)-399-7097' ~3 K~rk Stelnsezfer Oper. MGR. (714) 777-~1 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS -. , ~..9L_ o, ~.~. BU$IN£$S NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc 0WN£R NAME: univar Corporation HAM£ OF ?~ FACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 16UU Norton ~ulldlng $TANDJ%RD IND. eL&SS COD~- ~163 CITY, ZlP:Dake~sfield. CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADS?R~-ZT NUMBER PHON£ I: (805) 323-8303 pHONW- #: (20b) 44/-b911 0_0_ - 3_2_3- Q_2 4 4 Mt Est Units m Site T~ ~1 T~ ~ .. St~ In F~tlity ~ ~ I~t~tt~ U ~ 330 L IGAmI365Io6 z . .... I ....1, 1 220 I I 4 i 99 I N W. Yard 100 G1vcol Ether EM .~c~1 ~ H~lth ~l~ ~.~.S. ~ 111-77-3 ~t 11 ~ & C.&.S. ~ (DiethyleneGlycolMonoMethyl Ether) -- r--~ r--~ [~] ~t 12 ~&C.A.S. ~ A.K.A. .~.~.~_J._.~.~ .... ] 165 I ~?1~62..10~=~ I 1 ]4 I. 99 J N.W. Yard ,10~__ Glycol Ether DPM ~-~;~ ~ ~hh ~u~ C~.$. ~ 34590-94-8 ~t I~ ~ i ~.~.~. ~ (C~k iii t~t i~ly) - ~. A.K.A~ (Dipropylene Glycol Mono ~--~ ~-. r--~ ~t ~ ~ ~ gJ.~. ~ Methyl Ether) of ~ ~lth ~t I~ ~&C.i.S. ~.LL[ ~o I ~oo .t ....i~,q ~6s l o, I ~ i~ I ~ I ,,s~ Wall WHSE. IUU_ Glycol ~ner ~t~ll ~ ~ltl b~lH ~,1,I, ~ 111-76-2 ~[ II ~ I ~.1,1. ~ A.K.A. (Ethylene Glycol MonoButy~ (C~k ~11 t~t a~ly) Ether] -- r--~ ~t 12 Nm&C.A.S. ~ of P~su~ ~lth - - - ~t 83 ~&C.A.S. ~ L)~.._I · ss I ..1.~.-?,~s t °~_1) 14 122~ ~.w.~ .~?~. ~y~o~ ~h~ ;~ic~l ~ H~lth ~tl~ C.I.S. ~ 109-86-4 ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ (C~k iii tMt Mly) ~.~.~. (~e~ ~--* [~ r~. C~t 12 h&C.A.S. ~ Ether) H~lth of PrflSure Health ------ ...... ~t 83 ~ & C.A.S. ~r _RGENCY C~TACIS II Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 R[~ .................... ~ .....~ ....... ~TIG ...................... ~'~';~; ..... ~ Txtl~ .... ~-~! ..... ~3 Kirk Ste~nse~fer O~er. MGR. (714) 777-~761 tlftcatton fRead and JiKn after coMpJetJn~ ali sections} e~itfv trader ~ity of 1~ t~t I ~ve ffrsmallye.iw*n~ ~ 4i f~tltir with t~ tnforwtt~ su~ttt~ tn thts ~ ill IttK~ ~ts. ~ tbt ~s~ ~ ~ t~t~ of t~e t~lvt~ls m~stble ob~in~ng t~ Inf~ttm. J ~lteve t~t t~ gu~ltt~ infomti~ ~s t~, accurate, ~d c~plete. ':'-. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ,, 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS -.. ,,, !o o, ..2~ BUSINESS NAM£: Van Waters & Rogers Itc DWN£R NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF Tm§ F~CZr. ITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 16UU Norton sul/dlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE .516] CITY, ZIP:Dakersfield. CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREWT NUMBER PHONE 9: (805) 323-8303 PHON~- #: (206) 44/-b91± 0_0_ - _93_3- Q. 2_ 4_ 4 ~ ~o x~r~ocTzo~s ~ PX~oP~ coD~s (~e C~e bt ~t Est Units ~ Site I~ Ne T~ ~ .. St~ In F~illty ~ ~ I~t~tt~ ....UI .... P J. 110 __1 55 L __~A~{ 365 I 06 ~ 1 ~ 4 199 [ N.W. Yard 100 Mineral Spirits Odorless ~.. ~ Ph~icll ~ H~lth ~z~ C.A.S. ~ 64742-48-9 ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ ~ ~lth of P~ ~lth ~I ~ I ~0 i ~60 i P2 ............. I ~ I 4 i~. Yard P~icll ~ ~lth HIll~ C.A.S. ~ 7647-01-0 ~t II ~ i C.A.a. ~ (C~k iii t~t a~ly} ~lth of ~ ~lth ootL I I t Yard ~.0~ Methanol ~ I~ Nm&C.A.S. ~ HHIth of Pmsuq ~lth ....... :~ P ] il~ [ ~ 900 ~AL 365 06 1 4 99 N.W. Yard ~ ............ J I [____]. I 1---- [ . 100 ~ Ethyl Ketone (C~k all tMt ely) C~t 12 ~ i C.A.S. ~ · ;,GENCYC~IACT$ II Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-1867 8~ Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097' ~3 Kirk Steznsezfer Oper. MGR. (714) ~77-~761 tlfication (Read and siEn after compietJnE a]J sectJons) certtfy u. dev pe.~lty of lee that I h~ve Oers(mallyexanine4 end aa femtltar vlth the tnfor~tion suimttte4 tn thte a~l e11 attached (k)cu~nts. ~nd tl~t I~se(I an ~y in(Wiry of there tndtvidu~le racponlibla - obt4intng the Interaction, I believe tl~c the sulxattted information is tf~e, accurate, Md ¢o,epiete. ':-. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ., 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--']TRADE SECRETS BU$IN£SS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAM~- OF T~"~ FRClLITY: Same LOCATTON: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 16UO Norton k3ulldlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE CITY, ZIP:~ake~sfield. CA 93301 CITY. ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BR&DSTREET NUMBER PHONE I: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: (206) 44/-b911 0_0_ - 33..3- ~ 2-- 4 4 ~ ='o z~rs~uc~zo~rs ro~ P~o~,g~ co~gs ~.~__[ 275 ! 220 .L I GA~ 365I 06I I 14 1¢~1 N.W. Yard -- Neodol 25-3S k iii t~t a~ly) 68585-34-2 Fire Hazard [ ] R~tivlty ~--~ ~la~ [ ~ ~ Rel~se ~--a I~ate 24 Ethanol flHith of P~su~ ~lth 64-17-2 (C~k ~11 t~t rely) 120-82-1 75 ~,2,4- TrichloroBenzene ..... :'~Flee Hizaed ~tfvlty u--a ~le~ ~ Reline b--a I~late 87-61-6 24 1,2,3,~ TrichloroBenzene Hfllth of Prfllure fleal~h 25~21-22-6 1 Dich. loroBenzenes :,G[,CYCm;~C~S I~ Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097'- ~3 Kirk Stelnse2fer Oper. MGR. (714) ~77-4761 tlficA~ (Re~d and s~ after co~pJet~nE a;J seci;ons) '~- John Gomez Area Fleet ~nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ~ 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SEGRETS .. , ~,~12 of 25 BUSINESS NAMg: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAMg: Univar Corporation NAMg 0F T~ FACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRZSS: 16U~ Norton Building STANDARD IND. CLASS COD~ CITY, ZlP:Dak~sfield. CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUB AND B~DST~Z~T HUMBZR P,ON~ I: (805) 323-8303 P~0N~ ~: (206) 44/-b911 ~ - 323- c~e C~e bt MT Est Un*ts m Stte I~ ~l T~ ~ .. St~ In FKillty ~ ~ I~t~t~ ~0 I. I~,i 365I 12 I1 14 I 9% I Center Of Whse 100 Nickel Chloride ,~i~al ~ ~.}th ~ C.~.$. ~ 7791-20-0 ~t II ~ & ~.LS. ~ ~t I~ ~&C.A.S. ~ ....................................... ...... 1 .... I ! I.... Yard 68Nictric Acid . (C~k .11 t~t - r--~ e--~ ~t i2 ~&C.A.S. ~ ~lth of ~ ~lth .5~_L 2000 I ~soo .1 ~s~ 36sL z2 J~ 14 J ~ I south ~z ~hse~. 97. ~araformaZdehyde ..~_ k ill t~t r--~ -- r--~ r--a ~t l~ N~lC.A.S. ~ HHlth of P~lu~ ~lth * ' : ~t 13 ~&C.A.S. ~ ':' 06 of ~r~sure ~t 13 ~&C.A.S. ~e EnGE,CY C~TaCTS 11 Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-1867 I~ Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 ~3 Kirk Steinsezfer Oper. MGR. (714) 777-~7'61 :tHic~tt~ (R,ad and ~ after co.pI~(ln~ ali ~ectJons; obcaintnq t~ tnf~Mtt~. [ ~l~eve tM: tM luMitt~ ~.fo~tt~ t~ t~. eccurate, ~d cMelete. .... ':' John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ~ 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON-- TRADE S E C R~-TS .. , pog,.1.~of~. BUSINESS N~Hg: Van ~aters & Ro~ers Inc 0~N[R NAHg: Un,var Corporation N~Ng 0Y T~ ~LI~: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 1600 Norton Building STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE CITY. ZIP:Bakersfield. CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREZT N~MB~R P.ONg ~: (805) 323-8303 P~ONg ~: (2~) 44/-b911 ~0_ - 333- ~ (~e C~e Mt bt Est Un~ts m Site I~ ~1 I~ ~ .. St~ iff Y~ility ~ b f~t~tt~ P of P~ ~lth ............ .si_%[ ~3o I ==o 2_ ~BS I 365 106 i z 14 I ¢~ Is°uth v,~zx whse 3Q0 Pots$~ium Pe=anqahate (C~k Ill tMt o~ly) " fl~ith of P~su~ ~lth ---- k oil t~t ~ly) 60 Isopropanol_ '. 67-63-0 ..... ~Flre Hez0rd [ ~ ~tivtty ~] ~io~ [ ~ ~ lel~e u--~ I~iote 67-64-1 15 Acetone flfllth of Prflsure Hfll~h ..... :~GENCY C~TACTS Il Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 ~3 Kirk Steinse~fer 0per. MGR. (714) 777-4761 ~I~icatt~ (Read and sJ~ after co~pJ~Jn~ mi] s~ctJons/ .... · '- John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD " NON--'tRADE SECRETS · . , ,.,,~_ o, ~.. BUSIneSS ~AHg: Van Waters ~ Rogers Inc 0U~gR HAKg: Unlvar Corporation ~*H~ O~ I~ FACIlitY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street A~DR~SS: 1600 Norton Bu~ld~ng STAHDARD I~D. ~A~S ~ODg CITY, ZIP:~akersfield. CA 93301 alIY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUH A~D BRADSIRggI ~UHBgR PHON~ ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONg ~: (206) 44/-bUll ~ - ~- ~ ~ (~e C~e bt Mt Est Units m Site 1~ ~1 T~ ~ St~ In FKtllty ~ ~ I~t~tt~ S..l_~..l ~ooo 1 5s°.°__D. _F~Y[ ~ 10.7 I= I ~ I ~ I ~ast Wall ~nse. 95 Sodi~ Bisul~hate P~icll ~ H~ith ~la~ C.A.S. ~ 7681-38-1 ~t II ~ t C.A.S. - [~ - r-~ r~ ~t IZ ~ & C.l.S. ~=[ ~ ] i~s~o I ~o,ooo I i~sl 365 / ~2 I ~ I 4 I 99 i South Wall & Cen~er Sodi~ Bisulfite (~k ~1~ t~c ,rely) 7631-90-5 U~. Sodi~ Bisulfite --] Flq hr4rd ~--d hctlvity L-- hlo~ u--~ ~ bl~~d I~loto U~ Sodium Met~Bisulfite ~llh of ~ ~lth 7681-57-4 k MI t~t a~ly} ' (7~rtex) .... Hfllth of P~su~ ~lth - = ~ ..... G~ . ~ ~i 4oo / 4o0 L .......... J .... '.~. 36s[ 07 1 4 1~ West Wall wnse. ............ :__J. ] ~ 12 Sod~ H~poChlor~te H~lth of Pr~sure Hflith ~ 3 ~0- ? 3- ~ :AGENCYC~TACTS ll Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Supr. (805) 833-1867 t2 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-709 ~3 Kirk Steinse2fer 0per. MGR. (714) 777-~1 · '- John Gomez Area Fleet M~nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ~ 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--'ITRADE SECRETS · . , paq~5 of25 BUSINESS NAM£: Van Waters & Rogers Inc 0WN£R NAMK: Univar Corporation NAMZ OF T~ £_A~..ILI_T~: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDR~-SS: 16U0 Norton Building STANDARD IND. CLASS COD£ .qlR1 CITY, ZIP:Bakersfield, CA 93301 CITY· ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTR~-T P.ON£ I: (805) 323-8303 P~0NE ~: (206) 44/-b91/ 0_0_ - _9_2_3- ~ TO ZJ~S~'~UCTZO~S FOR P~OP~J~ COD~fl °° _1 ~000 I [~ I 365 1~2 i1 14 199 least wa~ Whse 100 Sodi~ Nitrate Ph~icll ~ Hfllth ~Zl~ C.A.S. ~ 7631-99-4 ~t II · ~-, [~ [-~ ~ ~,. ~.221.32~..DL I 1 I 4 2 99 I East wall wBse 100 Sodium Nitr,te p~ical ~ ~lth Na~a~ ~.1.$. ~ 7632-00-0 ~t Il (C~k iii t~t i~ly) -- r--~ -- ~ I~ o~ ~ ~lth -P-.~L 500 I 300 _.l__ iLBSI 365 [12 } I ! 4 I 9~ I Center Whse 99 Sulfamic Acid P~lc~l ~ ~lth ~ g.l.S. ~ 5329-14-6 ~t II (~k all t~t ,~ly) 7664-93-9 -- -- r -- ~ -- r ~ ~ ~t I~ ~ ~ Five Hazard [ ] R~ttvity ~--a ~1,~ [ ~ ~ lei,, [_a I~tate 7803-63-6 . 4 ~oni~ Bisulfate Hfllth of P~su~ ~lth -- : ~t 13 ~ic,I ~H~lth~:,~ C.A.S. ~ 7664-93-9 ~t II ~ tC~k ill t~t Mly) - _ -- ~Y~ C~t 12 Hfllth of Prfllure Health ..... R~ .......................... ~' ....... ~[lG ...................... ?r-~F-p~; ...... ~3 Kirk Steinse~fer Oper. MGR. (714) 777-~7'61 :~lfic~ttm (Read and ~ after co~pJmtJn~ al/ s~ctJons) certify ~deP ~lty of 1iv t~t I ~ve ~vs~allyex,ein~ ~d ii f.tl~*r with t~ tnforMttm suhttt~ tn this ~ ...... · :- John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 " CITY of BAKERSFIELD " " NON--TRADE SECRETS BUSINESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF T~ F_A_C..ILI_T~: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 1600 Norton ~ulldlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE CITY, ZZP:Dakersfieldr CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADS?REET NUMS~R PHONE I: (805) 323-8303 PHONE I:(206; 44/-b911 0_0_- _~_2_3- Q. 2 4 4 C~e C~e Mt ~t Est Units m Site l~ ~1 l~ ~ St~ tn F~tlity ~ ~ I~t~tt~ ..~.l.~..J. ~soo i ~000j ~q ~s I or I* i~ 199I~ast ua~ wNse Tamol 850 ~h~ical ~ xfllth ~tl~ C.&.S. ~ Unassigned ~t 11 ~ t C.&.S. ~ Unassigned 05 Formaldehyde ..~L~_J .... ~!...] 555 [ ~aL1 365 1 06 ~~ 99 J N.W. Yard i~k ,11~ ~lth ,,,,~t~t ,~1~) ~t~n~ & C.A.S. ~ 91 Parrafins, Naphthenes lo8-88-3 ~ ~oluene (C~k oil tMt o~ly) · -' .1 Benzene 71-43-2 ........ H~lth of P~lu~ ~Jth ~M__I~.~J.~.._i 165 [ ......... ] ....... G~_ 365 [~].114 1222 ~i~' Yard . .. Thinner 350 ~01 ~ H~lth ~o~ C.l.S. ~ Unassigned ~t II ~ & C.l.S. ~ ([~k 01) t~t ~iy) Unreported 95 ,Parraf%ns ,Naphthenes ..... -- r--, r~ CmS 12 b&C.A.S. ~ 4 C9-12 AlkylBenzene H~lth of Prflsure He01th Unassigned .... ~~ 2~ & C.A.S. ~r . 1 Benzene 3,G[N~YC~IACIS I~ Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Supr. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 ~3 Kirk Stelnselfer Oper. MGR. (714) 777-4761 :tllic,Tl~ (Read and ~ after compJ~(jn~ 4~1 ~ectJons) ...... · :' John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--TRADE SECRETS '' ' P,9, .1.7_ of 2.5... BUSINESS HAM£: Van Waters & Rogers Inc 0WN£R HAME: Univar Corporation HaME OF T~"[~ £_A_C..I. LI_T_Y: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 16U0 Norton ~ul±dlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE 5161 CITY, ZlP:Dakersfieldt CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADS?RFK? NUMBW-R PHONE #: (805) 323-8303 PHONE #: (206) 44/-b91/ 0_0_ - 9 2 3- Q_ 2_ 4 4_ J~FgR l'O XItS~'RUCTIOItS FOR PROPKR COD~ lrans Ty~e Ilex Ava'raja knn~el PllaSU~ I ~ Cat ~t ~t ~ L~tt~ Ph~icll ~ H~lth ~za~ C.A.S. ~ Unassigned ~t II ~ & C.A.S. j I~k ~li t~t a~ly) 99 Parafins ~Aromatics ~ Unassigned .... P~icil ~ ~lth keziH C.A.S. ~ Unassign,~d ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ 97 Parrafins, Naphthenes (~k ~11 t~t amly) Unreported ~lth 0f ~ ~ith Unassigned · ~t 13 ~&C.A.S. ~ .02 Benzene .~l ~_~[ 110 I 55 _.i IGAd 365 l 061 i [4 ~ 99 I N.W. Yard 100 Toluene · '~ ~ Ff~Hazard ~--a R~ttvtty -- ~la~ ~--a ~ Relme [~ I~tmte H~lth of P~su~ ~lth t.'~2~~] ~255 ~ .......... ]GAd 36~ 06I 1 14 1222~,~' Yard . -- ~ C~t 12 ~&C.A.S. of Pr~sure Hfllth ~t 13 ~ &C.A.S. · ;RGENCY C~TACTS 81 Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Supr. (805) 833-~867 82 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 ~3 Kirk Ste~nse~fer Oper. MGR. (714) 777-~1 tlficmttofl (Read and sign after compJetin£ ali sections) carttfv ~der penalty of 1~, that I h~ve Perlonallyexamined emi am feetltar vlth the informatiOn SUbmitted tn this Ired ll1 ettKhed 4Oeulents, md that based On ly inquiry of theeg tndtvtikiall '":-, John Gomez Area Fleet _.M._,a. nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 CITY of BAKERSFIELD NON--qTRADE S EGRETS "° "-, fA o, .%.% BUSINESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF T~ FAcIr-T?Y: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 16DS Norton ~ul/dlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CITY. ZIP:Dakersfield, CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRAD$TREZT PHON~- ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: (206) 44/-b911 0_0_ - 32_3- ~ 2-- 4-- 4- J~Tm~ ro z;rsr~ucTzo~s ~o~ Pno~,~ COD~S I ? 3 4 S i ! I ! II II 1~ 13 14 Ir~,~ Type I#x iv~'~le An.~I lieasuf~ I ~ Cmt ~t ~t ~ L~ttm ~ % ~ ~ ~ C~e C~e Mt Mt Est Units m Site I~ ~s T~ ~ .. St~ tn F~iltty ~ ~ I~t~tt~ ...l.~._l ~000 ] ~000 I ~I ~1 ~1: I 4 I.~ I Center Whse. ]0~ Trisodiul~ Phosphate r--~ r--~ r--~ [~ ~t 12 ~&C.A.S. ~ P ~lth of P~ ~lth ~t II ~&C.A.S. ~.~[k_]._.~.~ ..... l .... .~.L_I ........ 15~.~..32.~1_~,1. 1 I. 4 ~99 I~.~. Yard_ .____70 Tr,,on BG-i0 P~icll ~blthHitlK C.A.S. ~ 68515-73-1 ~t II ~&C.A.S. ~ (C~k ~11 t~t a~ly) of ~ ~lth ~t 13 ~&C.A.S. I I P~tcal ~ ~lth ~4~ C.A.S. ~ 68412-54-4 ~tll ~ & C.A.S. ~ (C~k~II t~t ~y) (Nonylphenol Surfactant) -- - - ~t ~ N~IC.A.S. ~ H~lth 0f P~su~ ~l~h :. ~t ~ ~&C.A.S. ~ 110 [ 55 / IGA~ 365[ 06[ 1 I 4 1~ N.W. Yard 97 Triton QS-44 ;~ic~l ~lt~l,d C.A.S. ~ 52623-95-7 ~~ ~iC.A.S. ~ (C~k ~11 t~t ~ly) '"' of Pr~sure ~ealth '- ' - ~t I~ ~&C.A.S. ~e :~GENCYC~TAClS It Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Supr, (805) 833-1867 I~ Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 ~ ......................... ~' ........ HUi ....................... ;r~F-p --; ...... t~tlF ~'~B ....... ~3 Kirk Steinse2fer Oper. MGR. (714) ~77-~1 ~' -tlficatto. (Read and SiKh after .compJetJnE aZJ sectJons) :e~itfy u~dee pe~lty of 1~ t~t I ~ve ~rg~ally exaiinff ~d Ii fHtliir elth t~ tnforNtlm su~ttt~ tn thts ~ ill IttK~ ~tS. K tbt hs~ m ~ t~t~ of t~e t~tvt~ll *:-. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 CFI'}' oj ' l~ A K lz' R ,3 t-' l lz l.,13 NON--TRADE SECRETS ' ~'1' -1.9 BUSINESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation HAME OF T~2~ FACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 1600 Norton Buzldlng STANDARD IND. ULAE$ CODE CITY, ZIP:Bakersfield, CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUH AHD SRADSTREET HUMSER PMONE w: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: (206) 441-b911 0_0_ - 3_2._3- ~ 2-- ~ ~o z~a~uc~zo~ ro~ ],noP~ COD~S 1y~ ~._IY--..I 55 1 55 l.-- I~A~ 3651 °61 1 I 4 ] 9'~ I N.W. Yard [ZZq Triton X-45 ~.. Ph~ic~l ~ H~IIh - r--~ r--~ r--~ r~ ~t Fire Hlzlrd ~t ,~..LLI_..?_!?_..I 44o l J_~.LL~.21_/?! ~,: ! ~ ! ~ I ~.~*- Yar~ ~oo [ Triton X-100 ..~ Pl~icel ~ ~lth ff41l~ C.A.S. ~ 9 0 3 6 - 19- 5 ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ (C~k ~ll t~t a~ly) ' ~ ' ~t 83 h&C.i.S. _~_.~_1 ~o I ~0 _L I~.t 3651 0611 I 4 199 IN.W. Yard ..0~ Triton X-102 P~tcol ~ ~lth ~t4N C.A.S. ~ ~036-19-5 ~tll ((~k 411 t~t i~iy) H~lth of P~su~ ~lth ". 165 /.110 / I GA~ 3651 061 1 I 4 I 9y~ N.W. Yard V~nwet 98 Acid D od~cy1Be~ze ne 27176-87-0 JNK pu&zo~.xc ~ireH,z,rd u ~,iv~ty [ ] r , [~] C~tl2 NmtC.A.S.~ 3NK Sulfuric Acid -- ~!~ ~--J ~m Rel~e I~l.t~ 7664-93-9 Hfllth of Pr~sure Health ~t I] ~&C.A.S. ~r ;nGE#CY£~TACTS IT Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Supr. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 R;~ ................................... ~TI ....................... 7f'"~'PrY~ ...... ~& TTtli N'I~'PIIS~! ..... #3 Kirk Steinseifer Ope~. MGR. (714) 777-4761 ;tfficatto~ (Read and SiKh after coapletin; all sectJons) ob~ifllng t~ Inf~tt~. I ~lleve t~t t~ eu~ltt~ info~tl~ il ia, accurata. ~d c~alete. "'-. John Gomez Area Fleet M~nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 (.Ji'i'Y OJ NON--TRADE SECRETS · - ' p,g, 2...o... o,( 2..~. BU$IN£$S NAMP*: Van Waters & Rogers Inc 0WN£R HASP*: Univar Corporation RAMP* OP T~ F_R_C..Z.T.I_T~: Same LOCATX0N: 2933 16th Street ADDRP*SS: 1600 Norton Building STANDARD IND. CLASS CODP* . 5]6] CITY, ZIP:Dakersfieldr CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTRP-P*T NUMSP*R PMONZ #: (805) 323-8303 PRONP* ~: (206) 44/-b911 0_0_ - 33_3- Q. 2 4 4 ~ ~'o x~rsr~uc~xo~rs ro~ P~OP~ COD~S I ; 3 4 S S ! I ! Il I! 12 I] lra.s Ttn~ ~x Ave-iqe An.ual ~esv~ I ~ Cmt ~t ~t b L~tt~ ~ % ~ ~ ~ Nlxt~~tl C~ C~e bt ~t Est Units ~ Site l~ ~l T~ ~ St~ In F~tllty ~ ~[ 365 1 06 1 1 14 199 J N.W.YarS 10c Vanwet '9NO Ph.~clT ~ H~Tth ~zl~ C.A.S. ~.~6~7 - 38 - 3 ~t Il ~ i C.A.S. ~ · r-~ r-~ r--~ - ~t 12 ~&C.A.S.~ Fire Hulrd u--J R~tlvity L--~ hi~t~--~ ~ hlm~ [~] IKtltl ' ~t I] ~&C.A.S. i !.-199 I N.W. Yard Versene 100 P~icll ~ ~lth HIIIN C.I.S. ~ Mixture ~t II ~ & C.A.S. (C~koJ~ t~t,~y) 64-02-8 . _~.7_ NA 4.EDTA [ ~Fi~hz~cd L--~ hctivity L--~ ~1o~ u--~ ~bl~ L~ I~tote 139-33-3 1 NA 3 EDTA ~t SI ~&C.~.S. ~ 1 NA 3 NTA 5064-31-3 J L .L I I l I ! ! t (C~k o11 t~t om%y) 1 Sodium Hydroxide 1310-73-2 -~P [' 250 L200 i ]LBa 365.[~_1. 1 I 4 199 South Wall Whse 100 Versene 220 (C~k oil t~t MIy) ~lth of 9r~surl ~ealth .:,~xc, cm~xc;S ~ Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Supr. (805) 833-1867 I~ Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 ~3 Kirk Steinseifer Ope~. MGR. (714) 777-~761 ;tlficatton fReed and siEn after coMpJetJnE ail sectJons) certify u. dee eenalty of 1~ t~t I ~ve ~rsmolly e.ein~ ~d aB fHiliar elth t~ tnformtim su~itt~ tn this ~ oll IttK~ ~ts. ' %;q'-, John Gomez Area Fleet ~nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. ., 2-6-89 NON--TRADE SECRETS '' ' P,qe2..1.. of 25._. BUSIN£SS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation HAME OF T~ FACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDN~-SS: 1600 Norton Building STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE .5167 CITY. ZIP:Dakersfield. CA 93301 CITY. ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTR~[T NUMBER PHONE l: (805) 323-8303 PHONE #: (2Ob) 44/-b911 0_0_ - 3_23- % 2-- 4-- 4- ~ 2'0 IWSTR[TCTIOWS FOI~ PROP~ COD~ C~e C~f Mt ~t Est Units m Site T~ ~1 T~ ~ .. St~ In F~tllty ~ ~ I~t~tt~ .u..h..J.~o__l 5 ~ D. ~t 3'651 06 ',h~ical~H~lth~ze~ cA.S.~ ~ 730-9o-7 ~tll ~&cA.s.~ 20 Ethyl. Benzene 100-41-4 ~t j 00 J 400 I ]LB~ 365106 P~ket ~TthHmtm~ C.k.S. ~ 7646-85-7 (C~k ~11 t~t a~ly) ~-- [ ~ Ft~hzird L--J ~ctavaty -- H~lth of P~luq ~lth /~ti:~m._~,.%ln .... i .......... ].s~t ~e%[ H~lth of Pr.sure Hfllth :nGENCYCmTACIS I1 Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 R~ ......................... ~ ........ ~T1 ....................... ~r~'P%~~ ...... ~ TIU~ ~'l~'l~l~g #3 Kirk Steinse~fer Ope~. MGR. (714) 777-47'61 ~ilfy ~der ~lty 0f ]P t~t J ~ve ~rs~iTTylxlmin~ ~d Il f~iHlr ~ith t~ tnforNtim su~ttt~ tfl this ~ ,11 lttK~ ~ts. ob~inlng t~ tflf~ttm, I ~lteve th[ tM gu~ltt~ info~tl~ is t~. 4ccurltl. ~d cMplete. ":'-, John Gomez Area Fleet M~nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 NON--TRADE SECRETS · - ' P., ~..%. of .%.% BUSINESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OF T~ FACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 1600 Norton ~ulldlng STANDARD ~ND. CLASS CODE .5]6] CITY, ZiP:Bakersfield. CA 93301 CITY, Zip:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER PHONE W: (805~ 323-8~3 PHONE ~: (2Ob) 44/-b911 0_0_ - 33_3- ~ 2-- 4-- 4_ ~ ~'0 fRS~'~UCTZO~S FOR l~OP~ COD~ .iI~_J...~.~..1 ~oo J. __ ~1~ Io? I~ I~. I~ I ~.~. Yard 35 Hydrazine Ph~icll ~ HHlth ~Zl~ C.A.S. ~ 302-01-2 ~t I1 ~ & C.A.S. ~ - r--~ - ~t 12 ~&C.A.S.~ , ~ ~lth of Pm~. ~lth ' ~t II ~&C.A.S. ~L.~_I...~!L...L_~.~.~__I 1~..~1~3: ! ~ l~ i ~ L ~-~- Yard .1~ Hexylene Glycol P~icll ~ blth HIII~ C.A.S. ~ 107-41-5 ~t II ~ & C.I.S. i ~t B2 ~&C.A.S. ~lth of ~ ~lth _9.k_l_~0 I ~ .i__ I~q ~l 0~ I ~ I~ I~ I ~-~. Yard 10~ Dipropylene Glycol tcal ~ ~lth bz,~ C.A.S. ~ 25265-71-8 ~t II h i C.i.S. ~ k iii t~t of P~su~ ~lth -- " : ~t 13 h&C.A.S. ~ ~--1 ......... L ........... l .......... ~ --J ..... ! _I__~=W. Yard . ~_O~ Tll Trichloroethan~ ~ ~ HHIth ~t~ C.A.S. ~ 71-55-6 ~t II ~ ~ C.A.S. ~ Fire Hazard ~----~ I~tlvtty -- hll~ ~ Rel~e ~--~ H~lth of Prflsure Health R;~ .................................. ~TT[-- ...... ~rfi;-p~-- ~' TTtli ~-~! ......... ~3 Kirk S~einseifer Ope~.. MGR. (714) 777-4761 ttftcatton (Reed and sll~q~ after co.pJ~tJnE ali sections) iPilty under ~lty of Tp t~t I ~ve ~rsmlllye.mJfl~ ~ Il ffllltlr with t~ tnforNtim Iu~ttt~ tn this ~ obt~inlflq t~ Iflf~tt~, [ ~lieve t~t t~ lv~ltt~ ~nfo~tt~ ~! t~, accurate, ~d cmglltl. ..... ~'"-. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 NON--TRADE SECRETS '' ' P,ge23 ,! 25 BUSZNE$S NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc OWNER NaM£: Univar Corporation NaMZ OF T~ F_A_C..I.r.I_T~: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRZ$-q: 1600 Norton Building STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE CITY, ZlP:Dakersfield~ CA 93301 CITY, ZIP:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTR~-ZT P~ONE #: (805) 323-8303 P~0NE ~: (206) 44/-b911 0_0_ - 3_23- % 2-- 4-- ~ ~o z~'~r~oc~'zo~s z,'o~ P~oPg~ cosgs 'C~e C~e ~t ~t Est Units m Site 1~ ~1 T~ ~ ,. St~ In F~J)lty ~ ~ I~t~tt~ .... 1 .... l 550 ] 500____1. __~ I 365 l1 . .W. Yard _ , U M GAL I 07 I 4 I 99 I N 50 Hydroqen Peroxide P~icll ~ HHlth ~Zl~ C.A.S. ~ 7722-84-1 ~t II h i C.A.S. W -- -- r~ ~t 12 ~&C.A.S. ~ of Pm~q ~lth ......... .~.[~_]._~n ..... J_~.p.z .... 1 ........ 1~.L.~2~1~2: I~ ~2 ~ I ~- ~'. ~~~ ~ooo ~i~l ~ ~lth ~u~ ~.1.~. ~ 6419-19-8 ~t U ~ ~ ~.1.$. ~ (C~k ell t~t a~ly) 6419-19-8 . 50 ATMP - .--~ r--] .--~ [~ ~t 12 ~&C.A.S. ~ [ ~ Fl~zlrd %--~ ~ctlvlty L-- 4 Phosphorous Acid ' ~lih .f ~ ~l~h 13598-36-2 ot 13 ~iC.A.S. ~ :~D_L>~ .... I ~ ..L I~ ~t 0~ i~ I ~ i ~" i "'~- Yar~ 100 Isopropyl Alcohol tc.I ~ ~ltb ~.~ C.A.S. ~ 67-63-0 ~t II h & C.A.S. ~ r~ ~t l~ N~&C.A.S.~ of P~su~ ~lth ~tl] ~lC.l,S. ~ "275 165 GALl 365 [ 06 1 4 ! 99 ! N.W Yard --[ ......... L . 85 DiisopropanoLamine ; .......... l .......... I.._:. : __1. I .................. / . ~ 0 ;~1 ~ Health ~fl~ C.A.S. ~ 110-97-4 ~t II h i C.A.S. ~ (C~k ell t~t ~ly) , -- r--. r~. C~t 12 ~iC.A.S. ~ Flee frizzed [ ~ ~tlv~ty [~] ~i~ ~--~ ~ nel~e ~--J I~tete HNIth of Pr~lure Health nGENCYC~TACTS l! Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truc~ Driver (805) 399-7097 Ri~ ................................... ~TI ....................... ?~-pF-pT~:~ ...... M~ 1lilt ~"~"Ptq~,~! ..... #3 Kirk Steinseifer Ope~. MGR. (714) 777-~'7~1 (Read and sl~n after completing all sections) tM tnf~ttm, I ~11eve tht tM lubtttH info. tim il ta, Iccurltl, ~d cmlletl. John Gomez Area Fleet Manager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. : 2-6-89 NON--TRADE SECRETS .. , ,.,,2..4...,.2..5. BUSIN£S$ NAM£: Van Waters & Rogers Inc 0WN£R NAM£: Univar Corporation NAM£ OF T~ FACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDR~-$$: 160U Norton ~ulldlng STANDARD IND, CLASS COD£ .Sl~l CITY, ZIP:Bakersfield~ CA 93301 CITY, ZIp:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTR~-~T NUMBER PHONE 9: (805) 323-8303 PHON£ #: (2Ub) 44/-b911 '0_0_ - ~_2_3- Q_ 2 4 4 -u M ] 450 -- Polyester Resin .... 1 .... J 550 J. ~G,~ 365 ~ 06 ~1 ~ 4 ~ 99 I West Wall Whse Unsaturated · r--~ [~ r--n [~ ~t Il ~IC.A.S. ~ 70 ,Polyester Resin Fire Harmed L.J R~tivlty ~lj~ u_2 ~ hl~ -- I~tite Mixture LB 365 07 J 4 I East Wall wnse ...................................= ih I 2000 I ~soo I I_..'.i ...... i ..... I.z_I_ ~ ~o=owc~ ~s P~itll ~ ~lth Wil~ t.l.{. ~ 4080-31-3 ~t II ~ ~ ~.~.~. ~ 25 Sodium Bicarbonate P~tc~l ~ Mlth ~ti~ C.A.S. ~ 111-42-2 ~t Il ~ l C.A.a. ~ ~t 12 NmiC.A.S.~ _t ......... L: ........ l ......... l ..... J. ...... L___l. t .:~9~ ~-140 Plasticizer ~,1 ~ X~lth ~tg~ 'C.A.S. ~ 78-51-3 ~C II ~ & C.A.S. ~ :,GE#CY ¢0,IACT$ Ii Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Su~..r_:. ......... .(.805) 833-1867 ti Terry Potter Truck Driver (805) 399-7097 11~#3 Kirk Steinseifer Ope~.TIT1 ........ MGR. (714) 777-~'761;r~'P~'- ...... ~' T~li' ;l'~°~! ..... · tl/tcattm (Reed and siEn error co~pletinE ali sectJons) "'-. John Gomez Area Fleet M~nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. .. 2-6-89 NON--TRADE SECRETS .. , p,ge 25 of 25 BUSINESS NAME: Van Waters & Rogers Inc 0WN£R NAME: Univar Corporation NAME OP T~I~ PACILITY: Same LOCATION: 2933 16th Street ADDRESS: 16UU Norton SUl£dlng STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE .5~6] CITY. ZlP:Daker~ield. CA 93301 CITY. ZIp:Seattle, WA 98104 DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER PHONE I: (805) 323-8303 P~ONE ~: (206) 44/-b911 ~ - 333- ~ I C~e Mt ~t Est Units ~ Site 1~ ~8 l~ ~ -. St~ in F~tllty ~ ..U.I.L.] ~ooo._l 800 _L ~sl 365 Ira2 I m 14 t99. ~enter Whse ~NK Sodium SilicoFluoride Ph~icll ~ Hfllth ~ll~ C.A.S. ~ 16893-85-9 ~t II ~ & C.A.S. ~ . ~-~ ~ ~ ~t. ~&C.A.S. ~ Fire Xu.d ~ R~tivity L--u hli~ ~ hlme L--J I~llte ~ ~lth of P~q ~lth ........ ~ I] ~&C.A.S. ~ ~iN bz4rd [--~ ~cttvtty [--~ hi. th~-~ ~ 81m [--~ I~titl (C~k ~ll t~t -- -- r--$ ~t It N~IC.A.S. ~ Kf~f ff,4~d L--~ R~vt~y ~lth of P~su~ ~lth -- ~ ~t 83 ~&C.A.S. ~ ....... ......... .......... J. ,__t__J. , ....... -- (C~k i11 tMt ~ly) r--~ r--~ r--~ r--~ C~t 12 N~&C.A.S. ~ H~lth of Pr~lurl Health ' · :RGENCYC~TACTS If Teresa Hicks Inside Sales Suer. (805) 833-1867 12 Terry Potter Truck Driver (805)'399-7097' ............................................................. 3,',F'P~: ...... U~ T~ .-m,-P~, ..... R'ff#3 Kirk Steinseifer ~. MGR. (714) 777-4'761 :ttftCllton (Read and ~iKn after CoMpleting ail sections) certify ~,dee P~f~lty of l~w t~t I ~ve ~rsmillyexaiin~ ~d Ii fNtliar etch t~ tnforMt~m su~itt~ in this ~ 111 ettK~ ~Wtl. K t~t ~s~ ~ ~ t~t~ of t~! tMlvihll obt~.ining t~ inf~ttm. I ~lleve thc t~ su~itt~ info, tim is t~. accurate. ~d CMpletl. ""-. John Gomez Area Fleet ~nager Van Waters & Rogers Inc. : 2-6-89 BUSIi'.IESS r'lAtqE VAN ;.RS & ROGERS ID ~ER Z IS-OOO--~y}~Z)OBSG ~. .., LO£~/TION '..--',,.'., ST HiGH HRZ[%RD RATING !. OVERVIEW :' LAST CHANGE 09/ZB/88 BY ESTER JURIS CODE ZIS-~4)! JURIS BAKERSFIELD STATION MAP PAGE 10Z GRID 2SC FACILITY UNITS 1 HAZARD RATING RESPONSE SUMMARY 2A SEC 4) OUR WAREHOUSE HAS SPRINKLERS AND THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF EXTINGUISHERS PLACED THROUGHOUT THE WAREHOUSE. THE OFFICE HAS A HALON EXTINGUISHER. THE FIRM ALARM IS MONITORED BY TEL-TEC. WE ALSO HAVE A PRIVATE RESPONSE TERM. .~. EMERGENCY CONTACTS ZA SEC Z) TERESA HICKS - 3Z5-8~0~ OR KIRK STEINSEIFER - UTILITY' SHUTOFFS ~A SEC A) GAS - NE CORNER OF BLDG B) ELECTRICAL - N WALL OF WAREHOUSE C) WATER - NE CORNER OF FENCE RT CURB D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO Z. NOTIFICATION / PUBLIC EVRCURTION LAST CHRNGE / / BY < NO INFORMATION RECOROED FOR THIS SECTION > In the event of a release or threatened release of a hazardous material or other emergency requiring the evacuation of employees, the following procedures will prevail: 1. Immediate notification to local emergency response personnel per plant contingency plans. 2. Notification to surrounding neighbors and/or public places by canvassing door to door. This notification will be made if any perceived danger to health or th~ environment'is anticipated after consulation with emergency first responders ..... PAGE 1 1Z/IS/88 10:IZ , MRTERIAL SAFETY DRTR SYSTEMS, INC. (805) G48-G800 3. Notification to the state office of emergency services. 4. Notification to VW&R area/region office in Los Angeles. BUSINESS NAME ~RN !~RS ~. ROGERS ID Z!S-OOO-~OBSG LOCA'FZON ZS33~TH ST HRZRRO RATING 3 ~. F~RE PROTECTION / YATER SUPPLIES LAST CHANGE / / BY Warehouse and office area is equipped with Fire Automatic Sprinklers. Fire extinguishers are located at various locations in warehouse and office. Two fire hoses are also located in warehouse. The nearest Fire hydrant for water supply is located at the North East property on the street curb. (See site diagram) < NO INFORMATION RECOROEO FOR THIS SECTION > O. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION / EVACUATION Revised 2-1-89 X~/X~ ~/X~/~/~/~ ~ ~/~ 3A SEC 7)~,~/S/~?/~~~~/~y~/T/I~?~~~~. All exits are marked and a evacuation map is posted for employee information. Tn case of an emergency which would require employee evacuationjnotification wo~ld be by voice co~unicaSions. PAGE 7 12/15/88 10:1~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (805) G48-6800 ~ BU~,~E~ N~i'~E VAN ~ RS ~ ROGERS .[13 '~5-,a00-,~00856 ~ z LOCATION Z93~ '?El'tH ST HAZARD RF!'FING 5 3. HAZ MAT TRAINING SUMMARY LAST CHANGE / / BY Ail employees receive hazardous materials training per attached Employees who physically handle, store o~ transport hazardous materials, are e×po~e~ to ~rt~er special training, ~oh a~, iabeii.ng, securement, compatibility, ioaai~9/~ioa~ing, ~a~e~ ~o~k, and ~azardou$ materials transportation < NO INFORMATION RECORDED FOR THIS SECTION " 4. LOCAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE LAST CHANGE 09/28/88 BY ESTER SEC S) MERCY HOSPITAL IS 4 BLOCKS TO THE ERST AND OUT EMPLOYEES ARE RLSO TRAINED IN GENERAL FIRST RID AND CPR. THERE IS ALSO A FIRST AID KIT LOCATED IN THE OFFICE RNO R SAFETY SHO~ER LOCATED IN THE ~RREHOUSE AND OUTSIDE. PAGE Z IZ/15/88 10:12 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (805> 648-6800 '";:. ., ;~ Van Waters E~ Rose'nc · ~. 5ub~diargc~ Unlvar DOCUMENTATI ON ,. .... '.'~'?-'.':~_,_ ,. :~'~ · SectJon Reference . Page . End .... ' ~:,'-.~" ~'_: 'i ' ' ' ' As required by Van Waters & Rogers Hazard Communication Program, all employees ' ' ~ ~:~:~'~'~ :m"' ~ ~' must receive Hazard Communication (Right-To-Know) Training. The training curriculum ..,., -;?' :':'.':i!. varies depending on actual job titles and assignments and includes initial training and ".-.'~ continuing education. . .~-~:~..:..:....~ · .' .' Initial Hazard Communication Training consists of the presentation of the following i';,:~'".:L:".~'i . .-:'; "-.." ' - Series 1 - The Hazard Communication Standard ' ' ' ' ' '.'. - Series 3 - The Material Safety Data Sheet - Part 2 .. '. · · · . - Series 4 - The Material Safety Data Sheet - Part 3 .".. ."' Ail employees must complete Series 1. Any employee that walks through or works in the warehouse or other operating areas must also complete Series 2, 3 and 4 ..... · ' :" "" 'Following each flip chart series presentation, employees must take the respective written ';':. ' ' test (see Exhibits A, B, C and D) to document that the training has been received. Multiple :::: copies of the completed tests must be distributed/filed as indicated on the test forms. :'~:.- ', '- .. ~-;~-....~ .. . ;.:...: .~ .. Additionally, the status of Hazard Communication Training for ail employees must also :%' ..... be tracked in summary form (see Exhibit E). ..,...,'..-'~:.,:.~, ~ . . Continuing Education/Refresher Training .... · ~ :. .. Continuing education in Hazard Communication must be conducted whenever new hazards. "' ' are introduced, an employee is newly assigned, or when it is necessary to cover product ~.~ specific hazards significant detail. The curriculum for continuing education is implemented ...'.-.:.. ' through a combination of safety meetings, video tapes, lectures, exercises, and handouts. All employees must receive 'continuing education/refresher ~training in Hazard .... :iiii'"'i}i'"i~';':I' '' Communication at least annuany. An continuing education must be documented on the' ?,:.:.., ....:.: · form provided in this section (see Exhibit F). .... i - ' ." ''"'"7'"'"' ' "" '' ' ' ~ ':"~:':::'""'"~::;'""~ .~.. ' Section 14 O Exhibit A Van Wa'tars 6 Rogers Inc. SERIES' ~ V Employee Branch Instructor Date Instructions: Read each item completely and X the box(es) that gives the best response. 1. The Hazard Communication Standard (employee right to know), requires manufacturers, importers and distributors o' hazardous chemicals to provide its customers with: [] material safety data sheets (MSDS's) [] labels [] invoices [] identity of the chemical 2. What is included in the written Hazard Communication Program for this location? [] system for labeling hazardous chemicals [] identity of compressed gas cylinders that require special labeling [] method for preparing and distributing MSDS's [] emergency response procedures for food grade chemicals 3. The labels of hazardous chemicals shipped to our locations must include: [] customer identification number [] identity of chemical [] appropriate hazard warning [] name/address of freight carrier [] name/address of manufacturer, importer or distributor 4. All hazardous chemicals shipped from our locations must include: ITl' product identification number [] identity of chemical [] appropriate hazard warning [] name/address of freight carrier t) [] name/address of manufacturer, importer or distributor 5. Within our locations, we supplement our product labels with an internal plant labeling system based on a program of the: [] American Trucking Association (ATA) [] National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) [] National Safety Council (NSC) [] Chemical Manufacturers Association (CMA) 6. Labels for hazardous chemical containers should be: [] kept on containers unless immediately replaced [] printed in English [] prominently displayed [] legible 7. Who must have material safety data sheets for hazardous chemicals? [] chemical manufacturers [] chemical importers [] chemical distributors [] chemical purchaser 8. MSDS's give the identity or name of a product. It must match the name on the: [] purchase order [] sales report [] label [] DOT regulations 9. MSDS's in our Ultimate computer system are updated within 90 days after Van Water & Rogers Inc. learns of significant new or different information. These changes are then available to: [] employees [] suppliers [] customers [] libraries 10. The written Hazard Communication Program for this location is at the: [] loading dock [] shipping office [] repackaging office [] lunch room [] laboratory [] other: If you have any questions about it, ask your Supervisor. cc: white copy - PERSONNEL FILE HAZCOM canary copy - EMPLOYEE 1/88 pink copy - DOCUMENTATION FILE Section 14 I Exhibit B A Van Waters 6. Rogers Inc. SERIES 2 Instructor Date Instructions: Read each question completely and X the box(es) that gives the best response. 1. Material safety data sheets must be in English and contain information on: [] physical hazards [] health hazards [] DOTshipping names [] first aid [] preparation/revision date [] safe handling precautions 2. Customers of Van Waters & Rogers Inc. can get emergency assistance by calling Chemtrec (1-800-424-9300): [] only on weekends [] 24 hours/day [] next week [] at 3:00 pm 3. Hazardous chemicals can be identified on material safety data sheets by: [] common name [] product name [] CAS number [] formula 4. Knowledge of physical properties helps in identifying unknown chemicals. Select typical physical properties listed on material safety data sheets. [] color [] first aid [] specific gravity [] boiling point 5. The hazard rating listed on a Van Waters & Rogers material safety data sheet is based on NFPA 704. It communicates product hazards: [] in blending/mixing [] in a fire situation [] on the highway 6. The NFPA system communicates degree of hazard using a combination which can include color, relative position and: [] numbered ratings 1-]' DOT hazard codes [] lottery tickets hydrogen peroxide 1,1,1-trichloroethane hydrofluoric acid styrene monomer Refer to the NFPA signals provided to answer the next questions 7. In a fire situation, which chemical has the greatest health hazard? [] hydrogen peroxide [] 1-1-1-trichloroethane [] hydrofluoric acid [] styrene monomer 8. Which is an oxidizer? [] hydrogen peroxide [] 1-1-1-trichloroethane [] hydrofluoric acid [] styrene monomer 9. [] Which has greatest reactivity, in a fire situation? [] hydrogen peroxide [] 1-1-1-trichloroethane [] hydrofluoric acid [] styrene monomer 10. Which two have the lowest fire hazard? [] hydrogen peroxide [] 1-1-1-trichloroethane · '~ [] hydrofluoric acid [] styrene monomer cc: white copy- PERSONNEL FILE HAZCOM canary copy - EMPLOYEE p~nk copy - DOCUMENTATION FILE · Section 141 Exhibit C SERIE.~ A Van W 'ters Rogers inc. V Employee Branch Instructor Date Instructions: Read each question completely and X the box(es) that gives the best response. 1. The Hazard Communication Glossary explains: [] DOT UN/NA codes [] how to make sales [] where to order labels [] words used in Van Waters & Rogers Inc. training series 2. Specific gravity compares the weight of a chemical with the weight of an equal volume of: [] ice cream [] acid [] water [] solvent 3. Chemicals with a specific gravity less than water (less than 1), float on water. This information can be important in ~ [] fire [] purchase [] spill [] formula revision 4. Vapor density tells you if a product's vapor is heavier than air and might flow along the ground. Chemicals heavier than air have a vapor density: [] less than I [] greater than 1 [] less than 12° F 5. If the vapor from a product such as 1,1,1-trichloroethane (vapor density = 4.6) accumulates in a Iow spot, a hazardou.~ situation can exist because: [] the vapor displaces the air [] the vapor changes color [] the odor is strong [] the vapor becomes a solid 6. The lower the flash point, the greater the fire hazard. How is flash point measured on the Van Waters & Rogers material safety data sheet? [] pounds/gallon [] cubic feet [] degrees fahrenheit (deg F) 7. What does a "sniff tester" do? [] detects odor [] classifies odor [] detects concentrations of flammable vapors [] malfunction 8. What sections of an MSDS aid in effective fire fighting? [] product code [] special fire fighting procedures [] order number [] extinguishing media 9. NFPA ratings express reactivity hazards in a fire situation. The Hazardous Reactivity section of an MSDS describes reactivity of the chemical: [] under warehouse or transportation conditions [] the same as NFPA [] under experimental conditions [] all of these 10. Which part of the Hazardous Reactivity section helps you to prevent hazardous reactions? [] Conditions to Avoid [] Materials to Avoid [] Hazardous Decomposition Products [] First Aid Cc: white copy - PERSONNEL FILE HAZCOt canary copy - EMPLOYEE 1/88 pink copy- DOCUMENTATION FILE Section 14 Exhibit D A Van Waters Rogers Inc. SERIES 4 ~i~ V Employee Branch Instructor Date Instructions: Read each question completely and X the box(es) that gives the best response. 1. OSHA divides health hazards into two categories. They are: [] acute (immediate) [] flu-like [] epidemic F-I chronic (delayed). 2. Typical acute health effects can include irritation, chemical burns or loss of consciousness. If you want to know the acute effects of a certain chemical: [] visit your dentist [] read the material safety data sheet (MSDS) [] ask your supervisor [] write the manufacturer 3. Chronic health effects develop: [] immediately [] over a long time [] after many exposures · 4. Some common routes of chemical exposure to people are: [] inhalation [] skin/eye contact [] swallowing 5. How can you reduce an ingestion exposure to chemicals? [] use vitamin C [] wear protective glasses [] Wash hands before eating, drinking or smoking 6. What measurement is used on the MSDS to show level of toxicity? [] mg/kg [] Beg F [] LD 50 [] yard 7. The Personal Protection section provides information on: [] protective clothing [] physical properties [] product identification [] ventilation 8. In the event you are aiding someone who is a victim of an acute chemical exposure: [] sign up for a CPR class [] protect yourself before responding [] call Chemtrec [] know what chemical is involved 9. Each page of the computerized Van Waters & Rogers Inc. MSDS's gives the current revision date. To learn what the revision is: [] read the FirstAid section [] use the Revision section [] know what chemical is involved [] look at the old version of the MSDS 10. How can you reduce your chemical exposure at work? [] know what you are working with [] wear appropriate protective clothing [] read and use the MSDS and product labels [] use all safety equipment cc: white copy- PERSONNEL FILE HAZCOM canary copy- EMPLOYEE 1 ;88 p~nk cODy - DOCUMENTATION FILE Section 14 Exhibit E VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC. HAZARD COMMUNICATION - INITIAL TRAINING Location Department DATE OF COMPLETION Employee Name Series 1 Series 2 Series 3 Series 4 VAN WATERS AND ROGERS INC. TRAINING ATTENDANCE RECORD Page.~of__ Location DATE HRS TRAINING INSTRUCTOR (Name/Position) PROGRAM TITLE SUBJECT(S) COVERED NAME (Print) SIGNATURE DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTOR'S SIGNATURE "WE CARE" ~,,~ FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET D. S. NEEDHAM BAKERSFIELD, 93301 FIRE CHIEF 326-3911 U~n ~t~rs ~nd ~ogers. I~c. Los Angeles. Ca. 90051 the neu Hazardous ~ateria~s [nuentorp. gear ~/. Gonez: Persuant to our conuersation last ~eek. i inforaed you that the Business Plan and the inuentorp for~ needed additions. The areas that are highi~ghted on your business p~an need to be addressed and the "ne~" Hazardous ~at~rials inuentorp for~ needs to be completed an~ returned b~ [ebruar~ 1~. 1989. you haue any questions, please cal! this office at ~Z6-~979. · ~.~ . Hazardou~ ~ateri~s Planning Technician Van Waters 6 Rogers Inc. subsidiary of Unlvar pHonE ~3~ ~-~ January 17, 1989 Mr. Ralph E. Huey, Hazardous Materials Coordinator City of Bakersfield, Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division /,Z~.//~..~ ~ C~,~.~ 2130 "G" Street Bakersfield, California 93301 RE: Hazardous Materials Business Plan Dear Mr. Huey: Per your department's request dated December 9, 1988, enclosed are the following documents: 1. Revised business plan, Form 2A. 2. Hazardous Materials inventory (12 pages). 3. Updated site/facility diagrams. 4. Business Plan Certification Form. We trust this updated information will meet with your request. As we previously mentioned, we are currently revising our entire Plant Contingency Plan for our Bakersfield facility. Upon completion we will forward a copy to your department and other appropriate agencies. Meanwhile, if additional information is required, please contact me at our Los Angeles location listed above. ~ Sincerely, Area Fleet Manager JG/db Encls. .. . . .... ,'~.. ." ~.,, CITY of BAKERSFIELD ,.,.. ~_ .~ ...~ ...,. ..., ~,. ~ ,,,~ .... '"::~/ ~::'-"~'"',,ir~""'? "'~ ~o~ gome~ (ty~e o~ ~rin~ name) Do hereby certify that I have revie~ed attached Hazardous Materials business plan for Van Waters & Ro~ers Tho. name of business) and that it alon~ with the attached additions or corrections constitute a complete and correct Business Plan for my facility. ~~~". January 17, 1989 s ciate - BUSINESS NAME VAN W~S & ROGERS ID N~mIER Z lS-000-0008S6 LOCATION Z933 lATH ST HIGH HAZARD RATING I. QVERVIEW LAST CHANGE 0B/ZS/88 BY ESTER JURIS CODE 215-001 JURIS BAKERSFIELD STATION MAP PAGE l~Z GRID 25C FACILITY UNITS 1 HAZARD RATING 3 RESPONSE SUMMARY 2A SEC 4) OUR WAREHOUSE HAS SPRINKLERS AND THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF EXTINGUISHERS PLACED THROUGHOUT THE WAREHOUSE. THE OFFICE HAS A HALON EXTINGUISHER. THE FIRM ALARM IS MONITORED BY TEL-TEC. WE ALSO HAVE A PRIVATE RESPONSE TEAM. EMERGENCY CONTACTS ZA SEC 2) TERESA HICKS - 3Z3-8303 OR 833-1867 KIRK STEINSEIFER - 3Z3-8303 UTILITY SHUTDFFS ZA SEC 3) A) GAS - NE CORNER OF BLDG B> ELECTRICAL - N WALL OF WAREHOUSE C) UATER - NE CORNER OF FENCE AT CURB D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BO>< - NO Z. NOTIFICATION / PUBLIC EVACUATION LAST CHANGE / / BY < NO INFORMATION RECORDED FOR THIS SECTION > PAGE 1 lZ/IS/88 10:IZ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (805) 648-6800 BUSINESS NAME VAN & ROGERS ID NO~R Z1S-000-0008S6 LOCATION 2933 l~TH ST RIGH HAZARD RATING 3. HAZ MAT TRAINING SUMMARY LAST CHANGE / / BY < NO INFORMATION RECORDED FOR THIS SECTION > LOCAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE LAST CHANGE 0B/Z8/88 BY ESTER 3A SEC S) MERCY HOSPITAL IS 4 BLOCKS TO THE EAST AND OUT EMPLOYEES ARE ALSO TRAINED IN GENERAL FIRST AIO AND CPR. THERE IS ALSO A FIRST AID KIT LOCATED IN THE OFFICE AND A SAFETY SHOWER LOCATED IN THE WAREHOUSE AND OUTSIDE. PAGE Z 1Z/15/88 10:1Z MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (80S) 648-6800 · BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT ' ' "! ! .D. ~ FORM 4A-! Page =1_ of' 12 . NON--TRADE SECRETS '" . HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS INVENTORY ~USINEsS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CORPORATION FAOILIT¥ UNIT ADDRESS: 2933 16th STREET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAME: VW&R .... UJTY, ZIP: BAKERSFIELD 93301 CITY,ZIP: ~W~TTr.~, PHONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: [206) 447-5911 [OFFICIAL ~SE CFiRS ONLY ! 2 3 4 S ~ ? 8 9 I'YPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN Tills ~ DY IIAZARD D.O.T 70DE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNiT CODE CODE. FACILITY UNIT WT. UI{EMIUA~ OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE ,~ 3 000 GAL 07 99 N.W. Yard Area 80 Acetic' Acid 80-% CP~-/~ P . 15 GAL 08 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Acetic Acid Glacial ~? 600 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Acetic Acid Glacial p . ?0~ C~T, 06 "'" N.W. Yard Area 100 Acetone Pure 99.5% FLDQ _u_ ~ ~ - GAr. ]3 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Acetic Acid Glacial CR~ M 200 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 32 Aluminum Chloride Solution C~,~F _.M 200 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 30 An~nonium Hydroxide 26 BE _~ 30 GAL 08 "" N.W. Yard Area 30 An~onium Hydroxide 26 BE C~rf H ~ ] 0 GAL 10 "" Center Whse 30 Am~Dnium Hydroxide Aqua A~monium C~ ~ ). C~AL 13 "" Center Whse 60 Amyl Acetate (Prim. Mixed Iso '~, 35 2-Methyl Butyl Acetate ~Q 5 .3-Methyl Butyl Acetate C~.~3Q H 55 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area Amyl Alcohol ~ 60 1C'Pentanoi" '. CRMT ME:-~!Q]3D G°mez TITLe. Fle~"'~G~. ' ~ .... : ' 35 ~~ Butanol CR~f ERt]ENU¥ CONTA~,T: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP.--//r'- i~iiONF. # ~{j.~ IlDU~9:(805 323-830] · ' ~,/ , AFTER BUS HR$: (8051 833-1867 EROENC¥ CONTACT.' TERRY POTTER TITBE: WHS~/DRIVER .. PIIO~E # ~$ llO~$: (8053 323-~303 INCIPAL IllJ$INF, Jl{ ~C~IVJ?¥.' 'W, Or.~.SA~.~. C~.MICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTF.~ l~$ {{~S.' (805) 399-7097 BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT · .',~ '- I.D. ~ FORM 4A-! Pa{~e 2 Or 12 NON--TRADE SECRETS '' -- HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY ~USINESS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNE~ NAME: UNIVAR CO~O~TION FACILITY UNIT,.~: AODRESS: 2933 16th ST~ET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAME: ~R CITY, Z{P: BA~RSFIELD 93301 UIT~,ZIP: 9r~r.r, w~g~~ PHONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: (206) 447-5911 {OFFIUI~LoNLY .USE CF~RS CODE I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 lO ]'YPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN THIS ~ BY HAZARD D.O.T COVE A~OUNT A~OUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT ~T. CHEMICAL OR CO~HON NAHE 5 3-~thy Butanol ? 2800 LBS 12 Center Whse 100 Barium Carbonate M 55 GAL 06 N.W. Yard Area 32 Blend Lacquer Thinner 28~X FLLQ 24 Isobutyl Acetate FL~ 16 Toluene FLLQ 10 Methanol FLLQ = P 50,000 LBS 12 Center Whse 100 Calcium Hydroxide Food Ch~n M j 1000 LBS 07 "" East Wall Whse 100' Calcium Hypochlorite 65% Gran OXID ~{ 1000 LBS 07 "" East Wall Whse 100 Calcium Hypochlorite 65% Tablet OXID \ M 165 GAL ~7 "" N.W. Yard Area Calsoft LAS-99 ,, 1 Sulfuric Acid CP~.VC M 55 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 45 Caustic Potash 45% Solution CRMT 5i 1100 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 50 Caustic Potash 50% Solution CPSfY ME .' TITLE: S IONATURE: DATE: EROENCY CONTACT: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PHONE # BUS HOURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS HRS: (805) 833-1867 EROENC¥ CONTACT.:' TERRY POTTER TITf-E.' WHSE/DRIVER PNONE{ BUS flOURS: (805) 323-8303 {NCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER BUS fIRS: (805) 399-7097 · BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT ' ' " [.D. # F0~M 4A-! Page 3 of .12 NON--TRADE SECRETS " HAZARDOUS MATERT ALS · NVI~INITO Ry ~USINESS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CORPORATION FACILITY UNIT #_13- -- ADDRESS: 2933 16th STREET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAMe: VW&R. CITY, ZIP: BAKERSFIELD 93301. CITY,ZIP: CEnT~r.~, Pi/ONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PI{ONE #: (206) 447-5911 [OFFICIAL U~SE CFIRS CODE ONLY ! 2 3 4 5 8 ? 8 9 10 YPE MAX /~NNUAL C, ONT [/SE LOCATION IN TI[IS ~ BY [lAZARD D.0.T 'ODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT ClIEMI~AL OR COMHON NAHE CODE GUIDE ~{esale ' P 1000 LBS 12 99 N.W. Yard Area 90 Causti~ Potash Flake CP~f P 4000 LBS 06 "" 'N.W. Yard Area 90 Caustic Potash Walnut M 1100 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 25 Caustic Soda 25% Liquid ~f 1540 CJ~L 07 .... West ~11 ~Znse 50 Caustic Soda 50% Liquid' p 10,000 LBS 12 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Caustic Soda Beads CP~.rf ~ 3000 LBS 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Caustic Soda C~ounder Beads CR~ P 2500 LBS 12 "" Center l^~nse 100 Caustic Soda Flake CP~ P 110 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area ±00 Chloroform Technical p 1650 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 ' Cyclohexylamine FLLQ ~ 605 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area Dequest 2006 "~ ~--- 40 Active Salt ~ ' 30 Aminotri - ~thylene Phosphoric Acid 2.5 Phosphoric Acid ~RMT ~fE: TITLE: SIGNATURE: DATE: ERGENCY CONTACT: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PIIONE # BUS llOURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS }iRS: (805) 833-1867 ERO£NCY CONTACT: TERRY POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER P}iONE # ~US }fOURS: (805) 323-8303 [NCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER BUS }IRS: (805) 399-7097 BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPAIITMF. NT ' I.D. ~ FORM 4A-1 " Page '4 0['12 NON--TRADE SECRETS HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS INVENTORY ~USINE,qs NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CORPORATION FACILITY UNIT ~: .... ADDRESS: 2933 16th STREET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAME: VW&R C;TY. ZIP: BAKERSFIELD 93301 CITY,ZIP: qW~TTr. W., PHONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE #: ¢206) 447-5911 [OFFICIAL USE CFIR~ CODE ONLY I 2 3 4 5 6 ? 8 9 I'¥PE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN Tills ~ 1]Y IlAZARD O.O.T CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT. CHEMICAL OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE M 880 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area Dequ_ es~ 2010 C~.~ 66 h~DP 3 Phosphoric Acid CRS~ M 440 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area Dequest 2054 45 Active Salt , 32.5 ~,~thylene Phosphoric Acid M .... 550 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area Dowfax 2Al Solution 47 Benzene Sulfonate Sul fophenoxy 2 ~thylene Chloride '~,. Tubes 99'" 10~. Tubes Center ~.,~SE 100 EZ-Off 4 2000 ~ ,. LBS 12 Center WHSE 49 Ferric Sulfate Ferri Floc 2 Sulfuric Acid ~ Cg~T ; 550 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 37 Formaldehyde 37% Purified OR~S ~ FLLQ ~ ., 2 ~4ethanol {E: TITLE: SIGNATURE: DATE: :ROENC¥ CONTAC, T: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PI{ONE ~ BUS I{OURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS llRS: (805) 833-1867 :RGENCY CONTACT: TERRY POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER .. P{IONE # BUS {[OURS: (805) 323-8303 NCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER PUS {IRS: (805) 399-7097 BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT I.D. ~ FORX 4A-1 Page 5 of 12 NON--TRADE SECRETS . : . HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS INVENTORY ~USINE,qS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CORPORATION FACILITY UNIT #: ADDRESS: 2933 16th STREET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAME: VW&R. C!TY, ZIP: BAKERSFIELD 93301 CITY,ZIP: ~wn~T.w., PI{ONF, ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE ~: (206) 447-5911 [OFFICI~L ,USE CFiRS CODE ! ONLY J 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ]'YPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN TI{IS ~ BY }lAZARD D.O.T CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT. CIIEMI~AL OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE Resale M 330 GAL 06 99 N.W. Yard Area Glycol ~.ther DM 99 Diethylene Glycol - Mono F~thylEther M 220 GAL 06 "" N.W. Ykrd Area GlycolEther 'DPM 99 Diproplene Glycol - Mono. ~thyl Ether M 550 GAL 06 "" West Wall Whse Glycol Ether EB 99 Ethylene Glycol 5~nobutyl Ether ~ ] ] 0 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area Glycol Ether EM '~,~ 99 Ethylene Glycol - Monomethyl Ether M 110 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area Mineral Spirits Odorless 99 Hydrotreated Heavy Nap%ha M 550 ~ GAL 06 "" 'N.W. Yard Area 28 Hydrochloric Acid 20 BE ~ME: TITLE: S IONATURE: DATE: {EROENUY CONTACT: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PHONE ~ BUS llOURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS HRS: (805) 833-1867 ERGENCY CONTACT: TERRY POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER PHONE # BUS HOURS: (805) 323-8303 [NCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER ~U$ }{RS: (805) 399-7097 I.D. ~ [~AKERSFIEI, D CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT ' FORff 4A-! Paffe _6..or' 12 NON--TRADE SECRETS }IAE ARDOUS MATERI ALS INVENTORY ~USINESS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CO,OPTION FACILITY UNIT ~: -- ADDRESS: 2933 16th ST~ET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT 'NAME: ~&R-"" - ' CITY, ZIP: BA~RSFIELD 93301 CITY,ZIP: ~wn~.w, w~,~aTa~ PI{ONE ~: (805) 323-8303 P[IONE ~: (206) 447-5911 [OFFICIAL USE CODE I ONLY ] 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 TYPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN T/liS · DY IIAZARD D.O.T CODE AHOUNT AHOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT HT C[IEHICAb OR CO~O~ NAHE P 1100 ~ 06 Resale ' CODE GUIDE 99 N.W. Y~d ~ 100 ~61 99% ~ v ] ] ~0 C~ 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 100 ~yl E~yl Ketone F~ P 110 ~ 06 "" N.W. Yard ~ 100 ~yl~e ~oride O~ M 110 ~ 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 85 ~n~ol~e 85% ~w. Freeze C~ P 1650 ~ 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 100 ~n~ol~e 99% C~ - M 275 ~ 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea N~ol 25-3S 65 E~ Sulfate 24 E~ol ~ .05 '1,4 - Diox~e 75 1,2,4, - ~ic~oro~z~e ~ 24 1,2,3 -, ~ic~oro~z~e P 50 ~S 12 "" ~ter ~se 100 Nickel ~oride M 1375 ~ : 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 68 Ni~ic Acid 42 BE O~D P 2000 ~ i2 "" ~u~ Wall ~se 100 P~afo~ld~yde PrillS ' ME r T I TLE: S I ONATURE: DATE: SROENCy CONTACt: TE~SA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. P[IONE · ~US HOURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS }IRS: (805) 833-1867 E~GENCY CONTACT: TE~Y POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER P[[ONE ~ ~US [{OURS: (805) 323-8303 INCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMIC~ DISTRIBUTION AFTER BUS I{RS: (805) 399-7097 I,D. ~ . BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE FORM 4A~1 Page _ 7 o[' 12 NON--TRADE SECRETS HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS ~USINESS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CO~O~TION ADDRESS: 2933 16th ST~ET ADDRESS: FACILIT~ ~NIT NAME: ~'&R ' - CITY, ZIP: BA~RSFIELD 93301 ~]TY,ZIP: qFnTTLR, P[fONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PIIONE ~: (206) 4~7-5911 [OFFICIAL .USE CF~RS C0OE ONLY ~ 2 3 4 5 O 7 8 9 TYPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN THIS ~ BY CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT CIIEMICAL OR COMMON NAME HAZARD D.O.T Resale ' CODE GUIDE P _ 690 ~ 02 99 N.W. Y~d ~ 100 Perc~or~yl~e O~ M 30 ~ 08 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea ~ P~sp~r~c ~id ~'~% Tech C~-~ M 55 ~ 07 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 75 Phosp~ric ~id 75% Tech C~]'~' P ]2,000 ~ 12 "" West Wall ~se 100 " Po~ssi~ Ni~ate ~ch C~s~l O~D -P 330 ~S 06 .... Sou~ Wall ~se 100 Po~ssi~ Pe~g~ate .~ O~D 60 Isopropanol FLLQ 16 Acetone FLLQ 2000 LBS 07 "" East Wall ~se 100' , Sodium Bisu£~ate ~obulaz 11,000 LBS 12 "" South Wall Whse 100 Sodium Bisulfite O~.'~ ] n~0 LBS 12 "" South Wall Whse 100 Sodium Bisulfite Anhyd Food Grd ~ ORP~ 1000 LBS 12 "" Center Whse ' 100 Sodium, Bisulfite TEch ORMS 250 ~ 06 "" South Wall Whse 90 Sodium Hydrosulfite Conc Virtx FLSL 250 LBS 06 "" South Wall Whse 90 Sodium Hydrosulfite Virtex C FLSL - SIONATURE: DATE: :ERC, ENU¥ CONTACT: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PHONE · BUS [{OURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS {IRS: (805) 833-1867 ERGENCY CONTACT: TERRY POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER PHONE ~ BUS [[OURS: (805) 323-8303 [NCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER BUS [[RS: (805) 399-7097 BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT' I,D, ~ FORM 4A-! Page -8. of 12 NON--TRADE SECRETS }IAZ ARDOUS MATERI ALS INVENTORY DUSINESS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CORPORATION FACILITY UNIT ADDRESS: 2933 16th STREET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAME: V~&R. CITY, ZIP: BAKERSFIELD 93301 CITY,ZIP: qwA~r.v, PI;0NE ~: (805) 323-8303 PI{ONE #: (2061 447-5911 [OFFICIAL USE CFIRS CODE ONLY ! 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ]'YPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN TllIS 9; BY }lAZARD D.O.T CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT. CllEMICAL OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE Resale M 400 GAL 07 99 West Wall ~nse 12 Sodium ~ypochlorite Bleach 12% CP~.~ 3 Sodium Chloride 0.9 Sodium Hydroxide C~T p 2500 LBS 12 "" East Wall Whse 100 ' Sodium Nifrate Industrial. OXID p 12,000 LBS 12 "" East Wall Whse 100 Sodium Nitrite 99% RW OXI~ M 500 LBS 12 "" Center Whse 92 Sulfamic Acid XTAL 3.5 Sulfuric Acid CP~4T p 150. GAL 08 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Sulfuric Acid 66 BE Technical CRMT P 550 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 ~ulfuric Acid 66 BE Technical CRMT \ \ ! ~ME: T I TLE: S I GNATURE: DATE: ;EROENCY CONTACT: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PIIONE # ~US flOURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS }IRS: (805) 833-1867 ERGENCY CONTACT: TERRY POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER .. PI[ONE ~ ~US }fOURS: (805) 323-8303 INCIPAL ~USINESS ACTIVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER ~US I[RS: (805) 399-7097 · BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE UEPART//ENT · " I,D, m FORM 4A-! Page, 9 of.12 NON--TRADE SECRETS ~ ------ HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS INVENTORY BUSINESS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CORPORATION FACILITY UNIT .#_,L_____ ADDRESS: 2933 16th STREET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAHE: VW&R CITY, ZIP: BAKERSFIELD 93301 CITY,ZIP: qpAmmr.~, WA.q,TNCmO~ _PIIONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PIIONE #: (206) 447-5911 IOFFICiAL ~SE CFiRS CODE ONLY I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TYPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN Tills ~; DY HAZARD f).O.T CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT. CilEMIGAL OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE M 1500 GAL 07 Re~le East Wall Whse Tamol 850-30% 30 Sodium Salt Of Polymeric .05 Formal Dehyde M 660 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 91 "Thinner 265 E FLIQ 5 Xvlene FLIQ 2 Toluene FLLQ 0. ] Benzene FLLQ M 27~ GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 95 Thinner 350 B -- ~ C9-12 AlkylBenzene FLLQ O. 1 Benzene 'x ..... ~ 220 GAL 6 "" N.W. Yard ~rea 99 Thinner 410 0.1 Benzene , FLLQ~ M 220 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area Thinner 450 · 02 Benzene P 110 GAL 06. "" .N.W. Yard Area 100 Toluene (Toluol) .ME: TITLE: S I ONATURE: DATE: ERGENCY CONTACT: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PHONE ~ BUS HOURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS I[RS: (805) 833-1867 ERGENCY CONTACT: TERRY POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER PHONE # BUS {{OURS: (805) 323-8303 [NCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER BUS {IRS: (805) 399-7097 BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT · : '- I.D. ~ FORM 4A-1 Page 10 of 12 NON--TRADE SECRETS - I-IAZ ARDO US M~e~ T E 1~ ii ~L~ · ~USJNESS N~ME~ VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OHNER NAME~ UNIVAR CO~O~TION FACILITY UNIT AODRESS: 2933 16th ST~ET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNiT NAME: ~&R' CITY, Z~P: BA~RSFIELD 93301 CITY,Z~p: ~W~T~.~, PIIONE *: (805) 323-8303 PIIONE ~: (206) 447-5911 {OFFI. C/AL ~SE CF~R~ CODE ONLY ~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ~0 ]'YPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN Tills ~ BY }lAZARD D.U.T 3ODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT. CIIEMIUAL OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE Resale M 2200 ~ 06 99 N.W. Y~d ~ea 72 ~ie~dl~e 85% ~ Freeze 13' Diethanolamine M 275 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 85 Trieth~nolamine 85% 15 Diethanolamine P 6000 LBS 12 "" Center Whse 100 Trisodium Phospate Anhyd Grand P 2000 LBS 12 "" Center Whse 100 Trisodium Phosphate Crysta£1~ne M 55 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 70 Triton BG-10 P 550 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Triton N-101 P__ 110 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 97' T~iton 0S-44 P 55 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Triton X-45 ~ 550 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Tri%on X-100' P 220 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area '. 100 Triton X-102 P 165 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Vanwet 98 Acid ' CF4v~ P 220 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Vanwet 9N9 Nonionic Surfactant 4 3575 GAL 07' "" · N.W. Yard Area 90 Formic Acid 90% CRMT f,~E: TITLE: $IONATURE: DATE: EROENCIt CONTACT: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PIiONE # BUS flOURS: (805 323-8303 · AFTER BUS {IRS: (805) 833-1867 RGENCY CONTACT: TERRY POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER .. PIIONE ~ ~U$ ;fOURS: (805) 323-8303 -~NCIPAL ~U$1NE$$ ACTiViTY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER BUS ;IRS: (805) 399-7097 · BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT ' : " I.D. ~ FOR{4 4fi-! Page 11 of12. NON--TRADE SECRETS ---- HAZARDOUs MATERI ALS INVENTORY UUSINE,qS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CORPORATION FACILITY UNIT .9: ..... ADDRESS: 2933 16th STREET ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAME: VW&R, ' " CITY, ZIP: BAKERSFIELD 93301 CITY,ZIP: P{IONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PI{0NE ~: (206) 447-5911 IOFF/CIALONLy ,USE CF/RS CODE .I 2 3 4 5 f; 7 8 9 TYPE MAX ANNUAl, CONT USE LOCATION IN Tills · DY IIAZARD D.O.T CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODEResal~ FACILITY UNIT WT. CHEMIUAL OR COMMON NAME coDE GUIDE ~.~ 1650 C_~AL 07 99 N.W. Yard Area Versene '100 37 NA 4 EDTA 1 ~%A 3 NTA 1 Sodium Hydroxide CP~ 250 LBS 12 "" South Wall l,~se 100 Versene 220 Crystals 110 GAL 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 80 Xylene (Xylol) FLLQ 20 Ethyle Benzene · k-IJ_Q 400 LBS 06 "" South Wall P~se 100 Zinc Cb/oride Granular _22.000 LBS 12 "" Center Whse 100 Dinc Sulfate 36% 220 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 40 Ferric Chloride Water Treat 120 GAL 07 "" N.W. Yard Area 35 Hydrazine Hydrate (SCAV-OX) ~ O~S 275 GAl 06 "" N.W. Yard Area " 100 Hexylene, Glycol ~ ] ] 0 GAI, 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 Dipropylene Glycol 165 GAI, 06 "" N.W. Yard Area 100 111 Trichloroethane .~ 550 G~J~ 07 "" · N.W. Yard Area 50 Hydrogen Peroxide bO% ~.~' TITLE: SIGNATURE: DATE: -fERGENCY CONTACT: TERESA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PliONE # BUS HOURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS fIRS: (805) 833-1867 IERGENCY CONTACT: TERRY POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER .. P/lONE # BUS flOURS: (805) 323-8303 'INCIPAL ~USINESS ACTIVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER })US ;IRS: (805) 399-7097 [~AKERSFIE[,I~ CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT · I.D. ~ FORM 4^-! Pa~e 12 of .12 NON--TRADE SECRETS , · · HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS INVENTORY UUSINESS NAME: VAN WATERS ~ ROGERS INC OWNER NAME: UNIVAR CO,OPTION FACILITY UNIT ADDRESS: 2933 16th ST~ET ADDRESS: FACILITY bNIT NAME: ~&R CJTY, ZIP: BA~RSFIELD 93301 CITY,ZIP: qVATTr.W, PHONE ~: (805) 323-8303 PHONE [: (206) 447-5911 [OFFICIAL USE CF~RS CODE ONLY ~ 2 3 4 5 6 ? 8 9 TYPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN TllIS ~ BY llAZARD D.O.T CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT. CHEMICAL OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE M ~50 ~ 07 99 N.W. Y~d ~ea ~st 2000 C~.~ 50 A~ C~,~ 4 P~sphorous Acid C~.~ M 30 ~ 08 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 35 " Hy~ Peroxide 35 %' O~D P 550 ~ 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 100 Isopro~ol 99% F~ P 275 ~ 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 100 Isopro~ol USP F~ _p 175 ~ 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 100 Perc~or~yl~e O~ ~ 975 ~ 06 "" N.W. Y~d ~ea 85 Di~0 Pro, olde 85% ~ ' ~s~ Polyester Solution M 550 ~ 06 "" West Wall ~se 75 p 2000 ~S '07 "" ~st Wall l~se 100 ~wicil 75 ~.fE: TITLE: S [ ONATURE: DATE: REGENCY CONTACT: TE~SA HICKS TITLE: INSIDE SALES SUP. PiiONE ~ BUS llOURS: (805 323-8303 AFTER BUS lIES: {805) 833=1867 ERGENCY CONTACT: TE~Y POTTER TITLE: WHSE/DRIVER · PIIONE ~ gUS [{OU~S: (805) 323-8303 INCIPAL BUSINES~ A~TXVITY: 'WHOLESALE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION AFTER DUS ERS: (805) 399-7097 SECTION 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE TEAM FOR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE WAREHOUSE AND O~'Y'IC~ AR~A ±S EQUIPPED WiTH ~'11-<.~] bFKINI~LE~S AND FIRE ALARM IS MONITORED BY TEL-TEC. THERE ARE FIRE EXTINGUSHERS THROUGH OUT THE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE AREAS. THE WAP~EHOUSE IS ALSO EQUIPPED WITH (2) TWO FIRE HOSES. WE HAVE THE CAPABILITY OF RESPONDING TO SMALL EMERGENCIES SUCH AS 1 OR 2 BROKEN CONTAINERS.?~ HAVE AVALIABLE ON SITE AN'EMER- GENCY RESPONSE KIT WHICH CONTAINS THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT TO CLEAN-UP & CONTAINMENT OF SMALL SPILLS. OUR EMPLOYEES ARE TRAINED IN THE USE OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AND ARE AWARE OF PROCEDURES IN THE EVENT OF EMERGENCIES BEYOND THEIR CAPABILITIES. SECTION 5: LOCAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR YOUR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE EMERGENCY SHOWER~EYEWASH LOCATED-IN WAREHOUSE. FIRST AID KITS AVALIABLE IN OFFICE/WAREHOUS: EMPLOYEES TRAINED IN FIRST AID & CPR. MERCY HOSPITAL LOCATED NEARBY IS EQUIPPED TO HANDLE EXTREME AND MINOR CASES OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL EXPOSURESo~ WILL FURNISH MERCY HOSPITAL WITH MSDS, ALONG WITH A COPY OF OUR PLANT CONTINGENCY PLANS. SECTION 6: EMPLOYEE TRAINING EMPLOYERS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES EMPLOYEES WITH INITIAL AND REFRESHER TRAINING IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS. CIRCLE YES OR NO INITIAL "REFRESHER .A. METHODS FOR SAFE HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS ~TERIALS ' ~ NO ~ NO B. PROCEDURES FOR COORDINATING ACTIVITIES WITH RESPONSE AGENCIES: .......................... ~NO ~NO C. PROPER USE OF SAFETY EQUIPMENT: .................. NO NO D. EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES: ................. NO NO E. DO YOU MAINTAIN EMPLOYEE TRAINING RECORDS: ....... NO NO SECTION 7: HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CIRCLE YES OR NO OR NONE DOES YOUR BUSINESS HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL IN QUANTITIES LESS THAN 500 POUNDS 0F~_~ SOLID, 55 GALLONS OF A LIQUID, OR 200 CUBIC FEET OF A COMPRESSED GAS: ...... I, Van Waters & Rogers Inc. , certify that the above information is accurate. I understand that this information will be used to fulfill my firm's obligations under the new California Health and Safety code on Hazardous Materials (Div. 20 Chapter 6.95 Sec. 25500 Et Al.) and that inaccurate information constitutes per3ury. SIGNAT TITLE Fleet MGR. DATE 1/17/89 - 2B - _, CITY of BAKERSFIELD *~' ~ ' "WE CARE" FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET D. S. NEEDHAM BAKERSFILED, 93301 FiRE CHIEF OCTOBER 19, [988 326-3911 VAN WATERS & ROGERS 2933 16TH STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 DEAR MR. KIRK STEINSEIFER: THE ENCLOSED "ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGISTRATION FORM" MUST BE COMPLETED BY ANY BUSINESS, HANDLING ABOVE THE MINIMUM REPORTING QUANTITY OF ANY MATERIAL ON THE EPA LIST OF EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES. (FED. REGISTER VOL. 52, NO. 77, P. 13397). YOUR COMPANY HAS REPORTED HANDLING THE FOLLOWING ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: SULFURIC ACID PLEASE RETURN THE COMPLETED ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGISTRATION FORM TO: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVISION 2130 G STREET ' BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS FORM PLEASE CALL RALPH HUEY AT 326-3979. SINCERELY YOURS, RALPH E. HUEY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS COORDINATOR REH/ed ENCLOSURE SECTION 3: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR THIS b."N~T ONLY A. Does this Facility Unit contain Hazardous Materials? ...... ~ NO If YES, see B. If NO, continue with SECTION 4. B. Are any of the hazardous materials a bona fide Trade Secret YES,~ If No, complete'a separate hazardous materials inventory form marked: NON-TRADE SECRETS ONLY (white form ~4A-1) If Yes, complete a hazardous materials inventory form marked: TRADE SECRETS ONLY (yellow form :4A-2) in addition to the non-trade secret form. List only the trade secrets on form 4A-2. SECTION 4: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION SECTION 5: LOCATION OF WATER SL?PLY FOR USE BY EMERGENCY RESPONDERS SECTION 6: LOCATION OF UTILITY SHL~-OFFS AT THIS UNIT ONLY. A. NAT. GAS.,"PROP.%NE% B. ELECTRICAL: D. SPECIAL: E. LOCK BOX: YES . .~ iF YES, LOCATION: IF YES, SITE PLANS? YES / MO MSDSs? YES ." NO FLOOR PLANS? YES .,/ NO KEYS? YES / XO BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT 2130 "G" STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 (805) 326-3979 OFFICIAL USE ONLY ID# BUSINESS NAME HAZARDOUS lw-/iTERIALS BUSINESS PLAN AS A WHOLE FORM 2A INSTRUCTIONS: 1. To avoid further action, return this form by 2.' TYPE/PRINT ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for the business as a whole. 4. Be as brief and concise as possible. SECTION 1: BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA A. BUSINESS NAME: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC. B. LOCATION / STREET ADDRESS: 2933 16th STREET " ~ CITY: BAKERSFIELD ZIP: 93301 BUS.PHONE: (80~) -323-8303 SECTION 2: E[4ERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS In case of an emergency involving the release or threatened release of a hazardous material, call 911 and 1-800-852-7550 or 1-916-427-4341. This will notify your local fire department and the State Office of Emergency Services as required by law. EMPLOYEES TO NOTIFY IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: NAME AND TITLE DURING BUS. HRS. AFTER BUS. HRS. A. TERESA HICKS Ph# (805) 323-8303 Ph~ (805) 833-1867 B. TERRY POTTER Ph~ (805) 323-8303 Ph~ (805) 399-7097 C. KIRK STEINSEIFER (213) 265-8123 (714) 777-4761 SECTION 3: LOCATION OF UTILITY SHUT-OFFS FOR BUSINESS AS A WiiOLE A. NAT. GAS/PROPANE: NORTH EAST CORNER OF BUILDING B. ELECTRICAL: NORTH EAST CORNER OF BUILDING C. WATER: NORTHEAST CORNER OF FENCE AT STREET CURB D. SPECIAL:NONE E. LOCK BOX: YES / ND IF YES, LOCATION: IF YES, DOES IT CONTAIN SITE PLANS? YES / NO MSDSS? YES / NO FLOOR PLANS? YES / NO KEYS9 YES / NO Van Waters ~ Rogers Inc. / // ~ox ~o~ LOS ANGELES, C;A 90051 · February 26, 1988 ~iEC[i~E~ HAR 0 4 Ig88 Ans'd ............ City Of Bakersfield Fire Department 2101 'H' Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 RE: Tier 1 Report, Calendar Year 1987 For facility at: 2933 16th Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Sir/Madam: As required by Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986, Section 312, Public Law 99-499, enclosed is the Tier 1 report, Calendar Year 1987 for the facility referenced above. Van Waters & Rogers Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Univar Corporation. Please call if you have any questions. Sincerely, & ROGERS INC. Jeff Keller Salesman Enclosures cc: Regional Regulatory Manager-VW&, Los Angeles -' BUSINESS NAME VAN WAIs 8. ROGERS ID IR Z1S-OOO-O~O8SG LOCATION Z9~3 16'TH ST HII HAZARD RATING 3 E. MITIGATION / PREVENTION / ABATEMENT LAST CHANGE 09/28/88 BY ESTER SEC I) ALL EMPLOYEES ARE INSTRUCTED TO WORK IN A SAFE AND CAREFUL MANNER TO AVOID BREAKAGE OR SPILLAGE. ALL OF OUR CHEMICALS ARE PRE PACKAGED IN DRUMS OR BAGS. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY WE HAVE THE NECESSARY REPACK DRUMS, BAGS, EMERGENCY RESPONSE KIT (LARGE CONTAINER PACKED WITH RUBBER APRON, RAIN SUIT & GLOVES, FACE SHIELD., FLASH LIGHT, ASSORTED TOOLS, E'fC,) CHEMICALS TO NEUTRALIZE & ABSORB. EMPLOYEES ALSO ACT AS AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE.TEAM. PAGE 8 12/15/88 10:1Z MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (805) G48-G800 ~ BUSINESS N~tME V~N g/S &. ROGERS ID Z lS-OOO-OOOBS6 " ~ LOC~tTION 2B33 1GTH ST HIGH H~Z~RD R~TING ~5 FIRE PROTECTION / ~RI'ER SUPPLIES LRST CHRNGE / / BY < NO INFORMATION RECORDED FOR THIS SECTION > D. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION / EVRCURTION L~ST CHANGE 09128/88 BY ESTER SEC 2) ALL.EXITS ARE MARKED 8ND WE HRVE ~ MEETING PLACE ACROSS THE STREET. WE H~VE REGUL8R EVACURTION DRILLS, P~GE '? IZ/15/88 10:!2 M~TERI~L S~FETY DAT~ SYSTEMS, INC, (805) G48-G800 ' .... =:..N~ 'univar Corporation' " .. ;.t:.. - ~tm · Sales/ Office ".. .~, 801 Second Ave 16th Floor Seattle WA '.~.. ~ ~ ~805 ) 323-8303 -'.; .".~..:'-~ ( 206~. 447-5911 ~8104-1564 2~~ (800) 424-9300 Hazard ~p~ Amount' Amount* ~ · ReactNl~'~ I 3t615l ~'lt~de ~tor~ze y~rd ~ I~.~ 999.g99 Jeff Keller Salesman OS 1.~.~ 9.ggg.gg9 Chevron U S A inc. Material Informatmon in I:hovron (Approved - "Essentially Similar" to Form OSHA 20, Material Safety Data Sheet) CHEVRON THINNER 265 HARMI~UL OR FATAL l~ SWALLO~ DANGER! FLAMMABLE K~P OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN TYPICAL COMPOSITION Paraffins (incl. naphthenes) 95% Aromatics Xylene ~ 3% Toluene < 1% .Cl~8~zene 1% ~0.1% ExpOSuRE ~'rANDARD The suggested Threshold Limit Value is 225 ppm (parts of vapor per million parts of air) for a daily 8-hour exposure. PHYSIOLOGICAL & HEALTH DATA EMERGENCY & FIRST AID PROCEDURES Expected to cause no more than minor eye Wash eyes with fresh water for at least 15 irritation, minutes. If irritation continues, see a doctor. Prolonged or frequently repeated contact may Wash thoroughly with soap and water following cause skin irritation or may cause the skin to skin contact. Launder contaminated clothing. become cracked or dry from the defatting action of this material. .Inhalatim Breathing the vapors at concentrations above If there are signs or symptoms, as described in the exposure standard can ceuse central this bulletin, due to breathing this material, nervous system depression. See Additional move the person to fresh air. If breathing has Health Data. stopped, apply artificial respiration. Call a doctor immediately. I~{getiti~! .- Not expected to be acutely toxic by inges- If swallowed, DO NOT make person vomit. tion. Note to Piwsieian: Ingestion of this Call a doctor immediately. product or subsequent vomiting can result in aspiration of light hydrocarbon liquid which can cause pneumonitis. See Additional Health Data. Chevron Environmental Hemlth Center/P.O. Box 1272, Richmond, CA 94802 CRR--6745(A)(10M--~-79) Printed in U.S.A. Emergency Phone Number (415) 233-3737 Pa~e 1 of 3 No. 68 - Rev. 10/80 ~ADDI'~IONAL HEALTH DATA ENVIRONMENT~ PROTECTION See Page 3. Envireame~tal Impact: Certain geographical areas have air pol/ution restrietions concern- SPECIAL PROTECTIVE INI~ORMATION lng the use of materials in work situations which may release volatile components to : ]~e Proteetiom Avoid contact with eyes. the atmosphere. Air pol/ution regulations Eye contact can be avoided by wearing should be studied to determine if this mate- chemical safety goggles, rial is regulated in the area where it is to be used. Skin l'eoteetim: Avoid prolonged or fre- Pl'eeautious if Material is Released oe quently repeated skin contact with this Spilled: Eliminate all sources of ignition in material. Skin contact can be minimized by vicinity of spill or released vapor. Clean up wearing impervious protective clothing spills as soon as possible, observing including rubber gloves, precautions in Special Protective Information and on product label. Absorb large spills Respirat~'y Proteetio~ Wear approved with absorbent clay, diatomaceous earth, or respiratory protection such as an organic other suitable material. A fire or vapor vapor cartridge or an air-supplying respirator hazard may exist, since these cleanup unless ventilation equipment is adequate to materials will only absorb liquid; they will keep airborne concentrations below the expo- not absorb vapor. sure standard. Waste Disposal Methods: Place contami- nated materials in disposable containers and Yeatilatim: Use adequate ventilation to bury in an approved dumping area. keep the airborne concentrations of this material below the exposure standard. REACTIVITY DATA I~IRE PROqI~CTION Stability (Thermal, light, etc.): Stable. This material presents a fire hazard. Liquid Incompatibility (Mateeials to Avoid): May quieldy evaporates and forms vapors (fumes) react with strong oxidizing materials. which can catch fire and burn with explosive violence. Invisible vapor spreads easily and Hazardous Deeomposition Produets: Normal can be set on fire by many sources such as combustion forms carbon dioxide and water pilot lights, welding equipment, and elee~ri- vapor; incomplete combustion can produce eel motors and switches. Fire hazard is carbon monoxide. greater as liquid temperature rises above 15°F- Hazardous Polymeeization: Will not occur. l~lash Point: (TCC) 67°C (TOC) 80°C PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Autoignitim Temp.: 505°C l~lammabilityLimits: 1.0-6.0% liolubility:. Miscible with hydrocarbons; insoluble in water. Extinguishing Media: CO2, Dry Chemical, Foam, Water Spray. ~ (Colic, Odor, ere.): Colorless liquid. 8peeial'Fire l~ig~ting ~ For fires involving this material, do not enter any Boiling Point: 258-312°F enclosed or confined fire space without Melting Point: n/a proper proteetive equipment. This may Speeifie Gravit~. 0.75 include self-contained breathing apparatus to Vapm' Pre, are: 26 mm Hg ~ 77°F proteet against the hazardous effects of Vapoe Density (Air = 1): 4.0 normal combustion or oxygen deficiency. Peeee~t¥olatile(Volume%): 99+% Read the entire bulletin. Rvapoeatioa (Bu Ae = 1):. 0.99 Molee-!-~ Weight: 115 (Avg.) SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS ¥iscosity: 0.?2 est ~ 100vC See Page 3. n/a = Not Applicable The above information is based on data of which we are ew~re and is be{iewd to be correct ~s of the date hereof. Since the information contained herein mav be applied under conditions bevond our contror end with which we mav be unfamiliar and since deta mede av~i{ab{e subsequent to the date hereof mav suggest modifications of the information, we do not assume env responsibiiiW for the results o! its use. This informetion is iurnished upon the condition that the person receiving it shall make his own determ}netion of the suitab}i}tV of the mater}at for his part}cular purpose. CStW{-6745{I~}i10M-9-79} ~rint~d in U.S.A. SUPPLEMENT Material Information Bulletin CHEgRON Thinnel' 265 CMS 210170 ADDITIONAL HEALTH DATA Data available for a similar material indicate that this material is not expected to be acutely toxic. Signs and symptoms of central nervous system depression may include one or more of the fol- lowing: headache, dizziness, loss of appetite, weakness and loss of coordination. Affected persons us,,Aiiy experience complete recovery when removed from the exposure area. 8P]~CIAL PRECAUTIONS I READ AND OBSERVE ALL PRECAUTIONS ON PRODUCT LABEL. Contains Petroleum Naphtha. DO NOT USE OR STORE near flame, sparks, or hot surfaces. USE ONLY IN WELL VENTI- LATED AREA. Keep container closed. DO NOT weld, heat or drill eontainor. Replace cap or bung. Emptied container still contains hazardous or explosive vapor or liquid. CAUTION! Do not use presssure to empty drum or explosion may result. CRR-6745(C)(10M--9--79) Printed in U.S.A. 3 I~o. 68 -Rev. 10/80 P1644 MATL~AL SAFETY DATA SHEET PG 1 RESIN POLYESTER S 793C REVISION 0F:07-21-87 OFFICE REGUEST ~ ORDER NO: PROD NO: 04069279 ATTN: VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC. 1600 NORTON BLDG. SEATTLE, WA 98104-1564 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE INVOLVING CHEMICALS CALL CHEMTREC (800) 424-9300. .FOR PRODUCT AND SALES INFORMATION CONTACT YOUR LOCAL VAN WATERS & ROGERS BRANCH OFFICE PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION' PRODUCT NAME: POLYESTER RESIN CAS NO.: MIXTURE COMMON NAMES/SYNONYMS: POLYESTER RESIN VW&R CODE: T1644 S-4; S-8; S-30; $-31; S-40; S-41; S-81; S-216; S-244; S-249; S-250; S-300~ S-379~ S-465~ S-583~ S-585~ S-599~ S-602~ S-610~ S-627~ S-628~ S-685; S-705; S-749; S-793; S-805; S-808; S-821;S-833; S-838; S-849; S-850; S-852; S-861; S-864; S-867; S-870; S-880 FORMULA: MIXTURE DATE ISSUED: 08/86 HAZARD RATING (NFPA 704 CRITERIA) SUPERCEDES: 02/86 HEALTH: 2 HAZARD RATING SCALE: FIRE: 3 O=MINIMAL 3=SERIOUS REACTIVITY: 0 1=SLIGHT 4=SEVERE SPECIAL: NONE 2=MODERATE HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS. EXPOSURE LIMITS, PPM OSHA ACGIH OTHER COMPONENT CAS NO. % PEL TLV LIMIT HAZARD STYRENE MONOMER 100-42-5 25-30 100 50 NONE FLAMMABLE UNSATURATED MIXTURE 50-75 NONE NONE NONE UNKNOWN POLYESTER RESIN OTHERS MIXTURE TRACE NONE NONE NONE UNKNOWN PHYSICAL PROPERTIES BOILING POINT, DEG F: >293 VAPOR PRESSURE, MM HG/20 DEG C 45 MELTING POINT, DEG F: -0.5 VAPOR DENSITY (AIR=l) 3.6 SPECIFIC GRAVITY (WATER=l): 1.1 WATER SOLUBILITY, % SLIGHT APPEARANCE AND ODOR: EVAPORATION RATE (BUTYL ACETATE=I): ~1 COLORLESS TO YELLOW OILY LIGUID WITH A SWEET, AROMATIC ODOR FIRST AID MEASURES' IF INHALED: REMOVE TO FRESH AIR. GIVE ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION IF NOT BREATHING. GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION. IN CASE OF EYE CONTACT: IMMEDIATELY FLUSH EYES WITH LOTS OF RUNNING WATER FOR 15 MINUTES, LIFTING THE UPPER AND LOWER EYELIDS OCCASIONALLY. GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION. PROD: 04069279 08:41:45 22 MAR 1988 CUST: INVOICE: Pl&44 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PO 2 RESIN POLYESTER S 793C REVISION 0F:07-21-87 IN CASE OF SKIN CONTACT: IMMEDIATELY WASH SKIN WITH LOTS OF SOAP AND WATER. REMOVE CONTAMINATED CLOTHING AND SHOES; WASH BEFORE REUSE. GET MEDICAL ATTENTION IF IRRITATION PERSISTS AFTER WASHING. IF SWALLOWED: DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION. IF VOMITING OCCURS SPONTANEOUSLY, KEEP VICTIM'S HEAD BELOW HIS HIPS TO PREVENT HIS BREATHING THE VOMITUS INTO HIS LUNGS. .HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION PRIMARY ROUTES OF EXPOSURE: SKIN OR EYE CONTACT, INHALATION. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE INHALATION: INHALATION MAY CAUSE IRRITATION TO ENTIRE RESPIRATORY TRACT AND HARMFUL CNS EFFECTS. SYMPTOMS INCLUDE DROWSINESS, IMPAIRED BALANCE, NAUSEA, VOMITING, LOSS OF APPETITE AND GENERAL WEAKNESS. MAY ALSO CAUSE BLOOD CHANGES AND LIVER DAMAGE. EYE CONTACT: DIRECT CONTACT MAY CAUSE TEMPORARY CORNEAL LESIONS. CONTACT WITH HEATED MATERIAL MAY CAUSE THERMAL BURNS. SKIN CONTACT: REPEATED OR PROLONGED SKIN CONTACT MAY CAUSE REDDEN- ING, INFLAMMATION OR BLISTERING. MAY CAUSE ALLERGIC REACTIONS IN SOME INDIVIDUALS. CONTACT WITH HEATED MATERIAL MAY CAUSE THERMAL BURNS. SKIN ABSORPTION MAY CAUSE SYMPTOMS SIMILAR TO THOSE LISTED FOR INHALA- TION. SWALLOWED: SWALLOWING LARGE QUANTITIES MAY CAUSE GASTROINTESTINAL IRRITATION, NAUSEA, VOMITING, AND DIARRHEA. MAY ALSO CAUSE SYMPTOMS SIMILAR TO THOSE LISTED FOR INHALATION. SWALLOWING THE LIQUID MAY RESULT IN VOMITING. IF VOMITING OCCURS SPONTANEOUSLY, DO NOT ALLOW VOMITUS TO BE BREATHED INTO THE LUNGS AS EVEN A SMALL QUANTITY IN THE LUNGS MAY RESULT IN CHEMICAL PNEUMONITIS AND PULMONARY EDEMA/HEMORRHAGE. CHRONIC EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE: MAY CAUSE ALLERGIC REACTIONS IN SOME INDIVIDUALS. MEDICAL CONDITIONS GENERALLY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE: PRE-EXISTING MEDICAL CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, CHRONIC RESPIRATORY AND SKIN DISEASE, AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DISORDERS. ....................... TOXICITY DATA STYRENE MONOMER: ORAL: RAT LDSO = 5.0 G/KG DERMAL: NO DATA FOUND INHALATION: RAT LCLO = 5000 PPM/8HR; HUMAN LCLO = 10,000 PPM/3OMIN CARCINOGENICITY: THIS MATERIAL IS CONSIDERED A SUSPECT ANIMAL CARCINO- GEN BY THE INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH IN CANCER. OTHER DATA: THIS MATERIAL IS MUTAGENIC IN BACTERIAL AND MAMMALIAN TEST SYSTEMS. MAY CAUSE ADVERSE REPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS, BASED ON TESTS WITH ANIMALS. .PERSONAL PROTECTION. VENTILATION: LOCAL MECHANICAL EXHAUST VENTILATION CAPABLE OF MAIN- TAINING EMISSIONS AT THE POINT OF USE BELOW THE PEL. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: WEAR A NIOSH-APPROVED RESPIRATOR APPROPRIATE FOR THE VAPOR OR MIST CONCENTRATION AT THE POINT OF USE. APPROPRIATE RESPIRATORS MAY BE A FULL FACEPIECE OR A HALF MASK AIR-PURIFYING CART- RIDGE RESPIRATOR EQUIPPED FOR ORGANIC VAPORS/MISTS, A SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS IN THE PRESSURE DEMAND MODE, OR A SUPPLIED-AIR RESPIRATOR. PROD: 040&9:~79 08: 41:45 ~ MAR 1988 CUST: INVOICE: P1644 MATL~AL SAFETY DATA SHEET PO 3 RESIN POLYESTER S 793C REVISION 0F:07-~1-87 EYE PROTECTION: CHEMICAL OOOGLES UNLESS A FULL FACEPIEOE RESPIRATOR IS ALSO WORN. IT IS GENERALLY RECOGNIZED THAT CONTACT LENSES SHOULD NOT BE WORN WHEN WORKING WITH CHEMICALS BECAUSE CONTACT LENSES MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE SEVERITY OF AN EYE INdURY. PROTECTIVE CLOTHING: LONG-SLEEVED SHIRT, TROUSERS, SAFETY SHOES, RUBBER GLOVES, AND RUBBER APRON. OTHER PROTECTIVE MEASURES: AN EYEWASH AND SAFETY SHOWER SHOULD BE NEARBY AND READY FOR USE. FIRE AND EXPLOSION INFORMATION FLASH POINT, DEG F: 87-95 FLAMMABLE LIMITS IN AIR, % METHOD USED: UNK LOWER: 1.1 UPPER: 6.1 EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: USE WATER SPRAY, DRY CHEMICAL OR FOAM. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTIN~ PROCEDURES: FIRE FIGHTERS SHOULD WEAR SELF- CONTAINED BREATHIN~ APPARATUS AND FULL PROTECTIVE CLOTHINg. USE WATER SPRAY TO COOL NEARBY CONTAINERS AND STRUCTURES EXPOSED TO FIRE. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: FIRE MAY PRODUCE TOXIC OR IRRITATIN~ ~AS, FUMES OR VAPOR. EXCESSIVE HEAT MAY TRIGGER POLYMERIZA- TION OF CONFINED MATERIAL CAUSING EXPLOSION. STYRENE VAPORS ARE UNINHIBITED AND MAY FORM POLYMERS IN VENTS OR FLAME ARRESTS OF STORAGE TANKS, RESULTIN9 IN STOPPAGE OF VENTS. HAZARDOUS REACTIVITY ............................ STABILITY: STABLE POLYMERIZATION: MAY OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID: HEAT, SPARKS, AND OPEN FLAMES. MATERIALS TO AVOID: ACIDS, OXIDIZING MATERIALS. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: MAY LIBERATE TOXIC/IRRITATING FUMES. .................. SPILL, LEAK, AND DISPOSAL PROCEDURES ACTION TO TAKE FOR SPILLS OR LEAKS: WEAR PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT INCLUDIN~ RUBBER BOOTS, RUBBER GLOVES, RUBBER APRON, AND A SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS IN THE PRESSURE DEMAND MODE OR A SUPPLIED-AIR RES- PIRATOR. IF THE SPILL OR LEAK IS SMALL, A FULL FACEPIECE AIR-PURIFYING CARTRIDGE RESPIRATOR EQUIPPED FOR ORGANIC VAPORS MAY BE SATISFACTORY. IN ANY EVENT, ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION. EXTINGUISH ALL IGNITION SOURCES AND ENSURE THAT ALL HANDLING EQUIPMENT IS ELECTRICALLY ~ROUNDED. FOR SMALL SPILLS OR DRIPS, MOP OR WIPE UP AND DISPOSE OF IN DOT-APPROVED WASTE CONTAINERS. FOR LARGE SPILLS, CONTAIN BY DIKING WITH SOIL OR OTHER NON-COMBUSTIBLE ABSORBENT MATERIALS AND THEN PUMP INTO DOT- APPROVED WASTE CONTAINERS; OR ABSORB WITH NON-COMBUSTIBLE SORBENT MATERIAL, PLACE RESIDUE IN DOT-APPROVED WASTE CONTAINERS. kEEP OUT OF SEWERS, STORM DRAINS, SURFACE WATERS, AND SOIL. COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE ~OVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS ON SPILL REPORTING, AND HANDLING AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE. DISPOSAL METHODS~ DISPOSE OF CONTAMINATED PRODUCT AND MATERIALS USED IN CLEANIN~ UP SPILLS OR LEAKS IN A MANNER APPROVED FOR THIS MATERIAL. CONSULT APPROPRIATE FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL REGULATORY AGENCIES TO ASCERTAIN PROPER DISPOSAL PROCEDURES. NOTE: EMPTY CONTAINERS CAN HAVE RESIDUES, ~ASES AND MISTS AND ARE SUBdECT TO PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL, AS ABOVE. ............. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS HANDLIN~ AND STORAGE PRECAUTIONS: KEEP AWAY FROM HEAT, SPARKS, AND FLAMES. STORE IN A COOL, DRY, WELL-VENTILATED PLACE AWAY FROM INCOM- PATIBLE MATERIALS. VENT CONTAINER FREQUENTLY, AND MORE OFTEN IN WARM WEATHER, TO RELIEVE PRESSURE. ELECTRICALLY ~ROUND ALL EQUIPMENT WHEN HANDLING THIS PRODUCT AND USE ONLY NON-SPARKING TOOLS. KEEP CONTAINER TIGHTLY CLOSED WHEN NOT IN USE. DO NOT USE PRESSURE TO EMPTY CONTAINER. WASH THOROUQHLY AFTER HANDLING. DO NOT GET IN EYES, ON SKIN, OR ON PROD: 040&9279 08: 41:45 22 MAR 1988 CUST: INVOICE: P1644 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PG 4 RESIN POLYESTER S 793C REVISION 0F:07-21-87 CLOTHING. REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE PRECAUTIONS: DO NOT CUT, GRIND, WELD, OR DRILL ON OR NEAR THIS CONTAINER. OTHER PRECAUTIONS: CONTAINERS, EVEN THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN EMPTIED, WILL RETAIN PRODUCT RESIDUE AND VAPORS. ALWAYS OBEY HAZARD WARNINGS AND HANDLE EMPTY CONTAINERS AS IF THEY WERE FULL. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT DOUGLAS EISNER, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC. DURING BUSINESS HOURS, PACIFIC TIME (206)447-5911 NOTICE. ~VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC. ("VW&R") EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRENTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT OR INFORMATION PROVIDED HEREIN.~ ALL INFORMATION APPEARING HEREIN IS BASED UPON DATA OBTAINED FROM THE MANUFACTURER AND/OR RECOGNIZED TECHNICAL SOURCES. WHILE THE INFORMA- TION IS BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE, VW&R MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS AS TO ITS ACCURACY OR SUFFICIENCY. CONDITIONS OF USE ARE BEYOND VW&R'S CON- TROL AND THEREFORE USERS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO VERIFY THIS DATA UNDER THEIR OWN OPERATING CONDITIONS TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR THEIR PARTICULAR PURPOSES AND THEY ASSUME ALL RISKS OF THEIR USE, HANDLING, AND DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT, OR FROM THE PUBLICA- TION OR USE OF, OR RELIANCE UPON, INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN. THIS INFORMATION RELATES ONLY TO THE PRODUCT DESIGNATED HEREIN, AND DOES NOT RELATE TO ITS USE IN COMBINATION WITH ANY OTHER MATERIAL OR IN ANY OTHER PROCESS. .REVISION. 08/86: ADDED PRODUCT NAMES TO SYNONYM LIST. ADDED COMPONENT CAS NUMBERS. REVISED RESPIRATORY AND EYE PROTECTION, FIRE FIGHTING IN- FORMATION, SPILL AND LEAK PROCEDURES, AND HANDLING ADVICE. ~ E N D 0 F M S D S ~ PROD: 04069279 08: 41:45 22 MAR 1988 CUST: INVOICE: P1644 MA' SAFETY DATA SHEET PO 1 POLYESTER RESIN S 216 REVISION 0F:07-21-87 OFFICE REQUEST ORDER NO: PROD NO: 04069290 ATTN: VAN WATERS & ROQERS INC. 1600 NORTON BLDG. SEATTLE, WA 98104-1564 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE ................. FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE INVOLVING CHEMICALS CALL CHEMTREC (800) 424-9300. FOR PRODUCT AND SALES INFORMATION' CONTACT YOUR LOCAL VAN WATERS & ROGERS BRANCH OFFICE PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION' PRODUCT NAME: POLYESTER RESIN CAS NO.: MIXTURE COMMON NAMES/SYNONYMS: POLYESTER RESIN VW&R CODE: T1644 S-4; S-8~ S-30~ S-31; S-40; S-41~ S-81; S-216; S-244; S-249; S-230; S-300; S-379; S-4&5; S-583; S-585; S-599; S-602; S-610; S-6~7; S-628; S-683; S-705; S-749; S-793; S-805; S-808; S-821;S-833; S-838; S-849; S-850; S-852; S-861; S-864; S-867; S-870; S-880 FORMULA: MIXTURE DATE ISSUED: 08/86 HAZARD RATING (NFPA 704 CRITERIA) SUPERCEDES: 02/86 HEALTH: 2 HAZARD RATING SCALE: FIRE: 3 O=MINIMAL 3=SERIOUS REACTIVITY: 0 1=SLIGHT 4=SEVERE SPECIAL: NONE 2=MODERATE HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS' EXPOSURE LIMITS, PPM OSHA ACGIH OTHER COMPONENT CAS NO. % PEL TLV LIMIT HAZARD STYRENE MONOMER 100-42-5 25-30 lO0 50 NONE FLAMMABLE UNSATURATED MIXTURE 50-75 NONE NONE NONE UNKNOWN POLYESTER RESIN OTHERS MIXTURE TRACE NONE NONE NONE UNKNOWN PHYSICAL PROPERTIES BOILING POINT, DEG F: >293 VAPOR PRESSURE, MM HQ/20 DEG C: <5 MELTING POINT, DEG F: -0.5 VAPOR DENSITY (AIR=l): 3.6 SPECIFIC GRAVITY (WATER=l): 1.1 WATER SOLUBILITY, %: SLIGHT APPEARANCE AND ODOR: EVAPORATION RATE (BUTYL ACETATE=l): <1 COLORLESS TO YELLOW OILY LIQUID WITH A SWEET, AROMATIC ODOR FIRST AID MEASURES IF INHALED: REMOVE TO FRESH AIR. GIVE ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION IF NOT BREATHING. GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION. IN CASE OF EYE CONTACT: IMMEDIATELY FLUSH EYES WITH LOTS OF RUNNING WATER FOR 15 MINUTES, LIFTING THE UPPER AND LOWER EYELIDS OCCASIONALLY. GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION. PROD: 04069290 08: 42:07 22 MAR 1988 CUST: INVOICE: Pl&44 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PG ~ POLYESTER RESIN S ~l& REVISION 0F:07-~1-87 IN CASE OF SKIN CONTACT: IMMEDIATELY WASH SKIN WITH LOTS OF SOAP AND WATER. REMOVE CONTAMINATED CLOTHING AND SHOES; WASH BEFORE REUSE. GET MEDICAL ATTENTION IF IRRITATION PERSISTS AFTER WASHING. IF SWALLOWED: DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION. IF VOMITING OCCURS SPONTANEOUSLY, KEEP VICTIM'S HEAD BELOW HIS HIPS TO PREVENT HIS BREATHING THE VOMITUS INTO HIS LUNGS. .... HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION- PRIMARY ROUTES OF EXPOSURE: SKIN OR EYE CONTACT, INHALATION. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE INHALATION: INHALATION MAY CAUSE IRRITATION TO ENTIRE RESPIRATORY TRACT AND HARMFUL CNS EFFECTS. SYMPTOMS INCLUDE DROWSINESS, IMPAIRED BALANCE, NAUSEA, VOMITING, LOSS OF APPETITE AND GENERAL WEAKNESS. MAY ALSO CAUSE BLOOD CHANGES AND LIVER DAMAGE. EYE CONTACT: DIRECT CONTACT MAY CAUSE TEMPORARY CORNEAL LESIONS. CONTACT WITH HEATED MATERIAL MAY CAUSE THERMAL BURNS. SKIN CONTACT: REPEATED OR PROLONGED SKIN CONTACT MAY CAUSE REDDEN- ING, INFLAMMATION OR BLISTERING. MAY CAUSE ALLERGIC REACTIONS IN SOME INDIVIDUALS. CONTACT WITH HEATED MATERIAL MAY CAUSE THERMAL BURNS. SKIN ABSORPTION MAY CAUSE SYMPTOMS SIMILAR TO THOSE LISTED FOR INHALA- TION. SWALLOWED: SWALLOWING LARGE GUANTITIES MAY CAUSE GASTROINTESTINAL IRRITATION, NAUSEA, VOMITING, AND DIARRHEA. MAY ALSO CAUSE SYMPTOMS SIMILAR TO THOSE LISTED FOR INHALATION. SWALLOWING THE LIGUID MAY RESULT IN VOMITING. IF VOMITING OCCURS SPONTANEOUSLY, DO NOT ALLOW VOMITUS TO BE BREATHED INTO THE LUNGS AS EVEN A SMALL GUANTITY IN THE LUNGS MAY RESULT IN CHEMICAL PNEUMONITIS AND PULMONARY EDEMA/HEMORRHAGE. CHRONIC EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE: MAY CAUSE ALLERGIC REACTIONS IN SOME INDIVIDUALS. MEDICAL CONDITIONS GENERALLY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE: PRE-EXISTING MEDICAL CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, CHRONIC RESPIRATORY AND SKIN DISEASE, AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DISORDERS. .............................. TOXICITY DATA STYRENE MONOMER: ORAL: RAT LDSO = 5.0 G/KG DERMAL: NO DATA FOUND INHALATION: RAT LCLO = 5000 PPM/8HR; HUMAN LCLO = 10,000 PPM/3OMIN CARCINOGENICITY: THIS MATERIAL IS CONSIDERED A SUSPECT ANIMAL CARCINO- GEN BY THE INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH IN CANCER. OTHER DATA: THIS MATERIAL IS MUTAGENIC IN BACTERIAL AND MAMMALIAN TEST SYSTEMS. MAY CAUSE ADVERSE REPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS, BASED ON TESTS WITH ANIMALS. PERSONAL PROTECTION' VENTILATION: LOCAL MECHANICAL EXHAUST VENTILATION CAPABLE OF MAIN- TAINING EMISSIONS AT THE POINT OF USE BELOW THE PEL. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: WEAR A NIOSH-APPROVED RESPIRATOR APPROPRIATE FOR THE VAPOR OR MIST CONCENTRATION AT THE POINT OF USE. APPROPRIATE RESPIRATORS MAY BE A FULL FACEPIECE OR A HALF MASK AIR-PURIFYING CART- RIDGE RESPIRATOR EGUIPPED FOR ORGANIC VAPORS/MISTS° A SELF-CONTAINED BREATHIN~ APPARATUS IN THE PRESSURE DEMAND MODE, OR A SUPPLIED-AIR RESPIRATOR. PROD: 0406~290 08: 42:07 22 MAR 1988 CUST: INVOICE: P1644 M~ SAFETY DATA SHEET PO 3 POLYESTER RESIN S 216 REVISION 0F:07-21-87 EYE PROTECTION: CHEMICAL gO~LES UNLESS A FULL FACEPIECE RESPIRATOR IS ALSO WORN. IT IS gENERALLY RECOGNIZED THAT CONTACT LENSES SHOULD NOT BE WORN WHEN WORKINg WITH CHEMICALS BECAUSE CONTACT LENSES MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE SEVERITY OF AN EYE INJURY. PROTECTIVE CLOTHINg: LONg-SLEEVED SHIRT, TROUSERS, SAFETY SHOES, RUBBER gLOVES, AND RUBBER APRON. OTHER PROTECTIVE MEASURES: AN EYEWASH AND SAFETY SHOWER SHOULD BE NEARBY AND READY FOR USE. FIRE AND EXPLOSION INFORMATION' FLASH POINT, DE~ F: 87-~5 FLAMMABLE LIMITS IN AIR, % METHOD USED: UNK LOWER: 1.1 UPPER: 6.1 EXTINgUISHINg MEDIA: USE WATER SPRAY, DRY CHEMICAL OR FOAM. SPECIAL FIRE FIgHTINg PROCEDURES: FIRE FIGHTERS SHOULD WEAR SELF- CONTAINED BREATHINg APPARATUS AND FULL PROTECTIVE CLOTHINg. USE WATER SPRAY TO COOL NEARBY CONTAINERS AND STRUCTURES EXPOSED TO FIRE. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: FIRE MAY PRODUCE TOXIC OR IRRITATINg gAS, FUMES OR VAPOR. EXCESSIVE HEAT MAY TRIggER POLYMERIZA- TION OF CONFINED MATERIAL CAUSINg EXPLOSION. STYRENE VAPORS ARE UNINHIBITED AND MAY FORM POLYMERS IN VENTS OR FLAME ARRESTS OF STORAGE TANKS, RESULTINg IN STOPPAGE OF VENTS. HAZARDOUS REACTIVITY ........................... STABILITY: STABLE POLYMERIZATION: MAY OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID: HEAT, SPARKS, AND OPEN FLAMES. MATERIALS TO AVOID: ACIDS, OXIDIZINg MATERIALS. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: MAY LIBERATE TOXIC/IRRITATINg FUMES. ......... SPILL, LEAK, AND DISPOSAL PROCEDURES' ACTION TO TAKE FOR SPILLS OR LEAKS: WEAR PROTECTIVE EGUIPMENT INCLUDINg RUBBER BOOTS, RUBBER gLOVES, RUBBER APRON, AND A SELF-CONTAINED BREATHINg APPARATUS IN THE PRESSURE DEMAND MODE OR A SUPPLIED-AIR RES- PIRATOR. IF THE SPILL OR LEAK IS SMALL, A FULL FACEPIECE AIR-PURIFYINg CARTRIDGE RESPIRATOR EGUIPPED FOR ORGANIC VAPORS MAY BE SATISFACTORY. IN ANY EVENT, ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION. EXTINGUISH ALL IGNITION SOURCES AND ENSURE THAT ALL HANDLINg EQUIPMENT IS ELECTRICALLY gROUNDED. FOR SMALL SPILLS OR DRIPS, MOP OR WIPE UP AND DISPOSE OF IN DOT-APPROVED WASTE CONTAINERS. FOR LARGE SPILLS, CONTAIN BY DIKINg WITH SOIL OR OTHER NON-COMBUSTIBLE ABSORBENT MATERIALS AND THEN PUMP INTO DOT- APPROVED WASTE CONTAINERS; OR ABSORB WITH NON-COMBUSTIBLE SORBENT MATERIAL, PLACE RESIDUE IN DOT-APPROVED WASTE CONTAINERS. KEEP OUT OF SEWERS, STORM DRAINS, SURFACE WATERS, AND SOIL. COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE gOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS ON SPILL REPORTINg, AND HANDLINg AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE. DISPOSAL METHODS: DISPOSE OF CONTAMINATED PRODUCT AND MATERIALS USED IN CLEANINg UP SPILLS OR LEAKS IN A MANNER APPROVED FOR THIS MATERIAL. CONSULT APPROPRIATE FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL REGULATORY AGENCIES TO ASCERTAIN PROPER DISPOSAL PROCEDURES. NOTE: EMPTY CONTAINERS CAN HAVE RESIDUES, gASES AND MISTS AND ARE SUBJECT TO PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL, AS ABOVE. ............ SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS HANDLINg AND STORAGE PRECAUTIONS: KEEP AWAY FROM HEAT, SPARKS, AND FLAMES. STORE IN A COOL, DRY, WELL-VENTILATED PLACE AWAY FROM INCOM- PATIBLE MATERIALS. VENT CONTAINER FREQUENTLY, AND MORE OFTEN IN WARM WEATHER, TO RELIEVE PRESSURE. ELECTRICALLY gROUND ALL EGUIPMENT WHEN HANDLINg THIS PRODUCT AND USE ONLY NON-SPARKINg TOOLS. KEEP CONTAINER TIGHTLY CLOSED WHEN NOT IN USE. DO NOT USE PRESSURE TO EMPTY CONTAINER. WASH THOROUGHLY AFTER HANDLINg. DO NOT gET IN EYES, ON SKIN, OR ON PROD: 0406~2~0 08:42:07 22 MAR 1~88 CUST: INVOICE: P1644 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PG 4 POLYESTER RESIN S 216 REVISION 0F:07-21-87 CLOTHING. REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE PRECAUTIONS: DO NOT CUT, GRIND, WELD, OR DRILL ON OR NEAR THIS CONTAINER. OTHER PRECAUTIONS: CONTAINERS, EVEN THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN EMPTIED, WILL RETAIN PRODUCT RESIDUE AND VAPORS. ALWAYS OBEY HAZARD WARNINGS AND HANDLE EMPTY CONTAINERS AS IF THEY WERE FULL. .FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT DOUGLAS EISNER, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR~ VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC. DURING BUSINESS HOURS, PACIFIC TIME (206)447-5911 .NOTICE ........ ~VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC. ("VW&R") EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRENTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT OR INFORMATION PROVIDED HEREIN.~ ALL INFORMATION APPEARING HEREIN IS BASED UPON DATA OBTAINED FROM THE MANUFACTURER AND/OR RECOGNIZED TECHNICAL SOURCES. WHILE THE INFORMA- TION IS BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE, VW&R MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS AS TO ITS ACCURACY OR SUFFICIENCY. CONDITIONS OF USE ARE BEYOND VW&R'S CON- TROL AND THEREFORE USERS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO VERIFY THIS DATA UNDER THEIR OWN OPERATING CONDITIONS TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR THEIR PARTICULAR PURPOSES AND THEY ASSUME ALL RISKS OF THEIR USE, HANDLING, AND DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT, OR FROM THE PUBLICA- TION OR USE OF, OR RELIANCE UPON, INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN. THIS INFORMATION RELATES ONLY TO THE PRODUCT DESIGNATED HEREIN, AND DOES NOT RELATE TO ITS USE IN COMBINATION WITH ANY OTHER MATERIAL OR IN ANY OTHER PROCESS. REVISION 08/86: ADDED PRODUCT NAMES TO SYNONYM LIST. ADDED COMPONENT CAS NUMBERS. REVISED RESPIRATORY AND EYE PROTECTION, FIRE FIGHTING IN- FORMATION, SPILL AND LEAK PROCEDURES, AND HANDLING ADVICE. ~ E N D 0 F M S D S ~ PROD: 04069290 08:42:07 22 MAR 1988 CUST: INVOICE: ~'~ ,. ,~ ~ BAKERSFIELD CITY FIEf- u".~'~.~r · , "- (805) 326-3979 JUL 2 2 1987 ' A,s'd .......... BUS~NESS HAZ~DOUS ~TERIALS FOR~ 2A 2. ~E/PRINT' ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answe~ the questions below for the business as a whole. 4. Be as b~tef and concise as possible. ~ SECTION 1: BUSI~SS IDE~IFICATION DATA A. BUSINESS N~: VAil IL%TERS & ?,OGEES B. LOCATION / STREET ~DRESS: 2933 16TH STREET CI~: ~AKiRSFIELD. ZIP: 93301 BUS.PHONE: (8~5) SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS In case 6f an emergency involving the release or threatened release of a hazardous material, call 911 and 1-800-852-7550 or 1-916-427-4341. Thls will notify your local flre department and the State Office of Emergency Services as required by law. EMPLOYEES TO NOTIFY IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: N~iE ~ND_TITLE-_. .... :~. DURING BUS. HRS. AFTER BUS. HRS. A. TERESA H'I~KS Ph~ 323-.0303 Ph~ 833-1867 B. ,KI Ri~ ;'S.TE:I NSE.I FER Ph;* 3 '23 -8303 Ph# -'~ :- ' - SECTION 3: LOCATION OF UTILITY SHUT-OFFS FOR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE A. NAT. GAS/PROPANE: X.E. CO~XE%[ OF ELDG, B. ELECTRICAL: .... :.'~L~ · ....... C. WATER: ::.C. · D SPECIAL: .', LOCK BOX: YES /~.~O.) IF YES, E. LOCATION: IF YES, DOES IT CONTAIN SITE PLANS? YES / NO MSDSS? YES / NO FLOOR PLANS? YES / NO KEYS? YES / NO SECTION 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE T£A~ FOR BUS~NESS AS A WHOLE .OU'R WAREHOUSE HAS SPRINKLERS AND THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF EXTINGUISHERS PLACED THROUGHOUT THE WAREHOUSE. THE OFFICE HAS A HALON EXTINGUISHER. THE FIRM ALARM IS'MONITORED BY TEL-TEC. WE ALSO HAVE A PRIVATE RESPONSE TEAM. SECTION $: LOCAL E~ERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR YOUR BUSINESS AS A ~[OLE MERCY HOSPITAL IS 4 BLOCKS TO THE EAST,& OUR EMPLOYEES ARE ALSO TRAINED IN -.GE. NERAL.FIRST AID AND CPR. THERE IS ALSO A FIRST AID KIT' LOCATED IN TtIE- ~ OFF'I~E' AND A SAFETY SHOWER LOCATED IN WAREHOUSE AND OUTSIDE. SECTION 6: EMPLOYEE TRAINING EMPLOYERS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES EMPLOYEES WITH INITIAL AND REFRESHER TRAINING. IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS. CIRCLE YES OR NO INITIAL REFRESHER A. METHODS FOR SAFE HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS .~TERIALS: ....................................... ~ NO ~ SO B. PROCEDURES FOR COORDINATING ACTIVITIES WITH RESPONSE AGENCIES: .......................... ~ NO .~.) NO c. PROPER USE OF SAF~T~ EQUIPMENT: .................. ~NO ~NO D EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES: ................. NO NO E DO YOU MAINTAIN EMPLOYEE TRAINING RECORDS: ....... NO NO SECTION 7: MAZARDOUS HATERIAL CIRCLE ~q~S OR NO DOES YOUR BUSINESS HANDLE HAZARDOUS .MATERIAL IN QUANTITIES LESS THAN SOO POUNDS 0F A SOLID, 5§ GALLONS OF A LIQUID, OR 200 CUBIC FEET OF A COMPRESSED GAS: ...... ~ NO I, KIRK STEINSEIFER , certify that the above information is accurate. I understand that this information will be used to fulfill my firm's obligations under the new California Health and Safety code on Hazardous Materials (Div. 20 Chapter 6.98 Sec. 25500 Et Al.) and that Inaccurate Information constitutes perjury. BAKERSFIELD CITY FiRE DEPAR~NT 2~30 "O' STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA. 93301 OFFiCiAL USE ONLY ID# BUSINESS NAME: BUSI NESS PLAN S.INGLE FACILITY UNIT FORM 3A INSTRUCTIONS I. To avoid further action,, this form must be returned by: 2. TYPE/PRINT YOUR ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for THE FACILITY UNIT LISTED BEI. 0W 4. Be as BRIEF and CONCISE as possible.' FACILITY UNITS AJ/m FACILITY L~IT N~: ~~,~0 ~rm~ SECTION I: MITIGATION, PR~ION, ABATEMES~ PROCEDb~ES SECTION 2: NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDL~ES AT THIS L~IT ONLY · BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT ~ FORM 4A-1 Page ! of ,'l NON--TRADE SECRETS HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS INVENTORY SINE,qS NAME: VAil WATEP, S & ROGERS OWNER NAME: Ui. IIVAR COKPOIIATIOII FACILITY UNIT #: DRESS: 2933 16Tll STREF, T ADDRESS: 1600 NORTOI{ BLDG. FACILITY UNIT NAME: TY, ZIP: BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 CITY,ZIP:SEATTLE, WA 98104-.1564 ONE ~: 805-323-8303 PIIONE [: 206-447-5911 {OFFIUIALoNLY USE CFIRS CODE ; ~AX ANNUAL CONT USg LOCATION IN THIS -~ ~Y ]lAZARD D.O.T 1.3500 -1294-~ GAL 07 44 S.E. CORNER PAD ~ ACETIC ~CID ~,0' CR:IT ~' 1390 206 GAL 07 4.4 S.E. CORNER PAD 100 ACETIC ACID GLACIAl, ~5'/,Q[ 45900 I ,~.~0 LBS 12 43 EA~ST-~ALL WIISE. 10O AIUIONIUil CIILOIIIDE ~ 220: d~{, ;~ 08 18 S.E. CORNER PAD 100 Ai.IHONIU;t IIYDROXIDE 2601)E {[5 CR;~T ~ 450 [ 1125 I, BS 97 43 N..E, CORIIEP, WIIS'E 100 A~I)'IONIU;I PERSULFATE )~ OXID ].449 2~-R~, ~A~, 06 1~ ~.~7.'CORi~ER. P~D- 100 DODECYBENZENE SUL]:OitlC ACID Z, 40 1]00 GAL 06 ]8 N I~' CORNER PAD 100 ISOI'ROI'YL ALCOJiOL ii ~5,0[ FLL~ J ~} ?~O GAL 06 08 '~'_~. CORNER PAD LAC)UI:;R THIi~NER 28-;, FLLQ [ ' { ] 35 IIEPTONES I:L~,~ ;~: K.~.$TEINSEiFER TITLE: Al)lOP MGR. 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IC ACI;) 75Z ~nfln ~ ~83Z' GAL. ' 06 I 6 II 1'1 CORIIERWI1SE 100 RESIN $OLUTIOH ~q FLL,~ ~nnn ~90 t.ng' 12 43 ~.E... CORNER W!ISE 100 SOl)IU;[ IIYD,.,O,,IDE DRY . CR,-IT .... ,,r" qUID C" "' t~,~n 361D~' GAL fl7 44 N-.E_~. CORNER PAD 100 SODIUi[ ,[~,)...)..II)E LI lgoqn 390fl0 LBS 12 ~.-g iq.E. r;n~:~v~ ~I}ISE 10ft $OI)IU~I ~,II,,IIll OXID ~,-,~n 980. GAL n7 ~,A q t~ COPI.IER PAl) 100 SULFURIC ACID. 530 3309 GAT, U6 3U S;W~ COIUIEII I'AD lt)O TIII:Ii~ER ?.5 - 3~, FI,LQ ,,6.., 99O GAL 06 44 jS-.W. 'CORIIER lot) TOLUi;>II; FI. Lq g: TITLE: SIGNATURE: DATE: RGENCY CONTACT: TITLE: P]IONE ~ BUS llOURS: AFTER BUS HRS: RGENt-Y CONTACT: TITLE: PHONE ~ BUS HOURS: NCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: AFTER BUS HRS: BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT .. i.D. ~ FORM 4A-1 Page .3 of 22 NON--TRADE SECRETS HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS 'r NVENTORY -~' BUSINESS NAME: V,\'.l UATEIIS & ROGERS OWNER NA~E: UHIVAR COI~PORATION FACILITY UNIT ~: ADDRESS: 2933 16Tii STIIEET ADDRESS: ib0O flO~'fO~l GLDG. FACILITY UNIT NAME: CITY, ZIP: i~AKEI~F IELD, CA 93301 CITY,ZIP: Si~ATTLE, ~';A ~10~--1564 PIIONE ~: ~05--323--0303 PHONE ~: ~6-44/-5Qll [OFFICIAL USE CFIRS CODE ~ ONLY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IYPE ~AX A~RUAL CO~T USE LOCATION I~ THIS · BY HAZARD D.O.' ~ODE A~OU~T A~OU~T U~IT CODE CODE FACILITY U~IT ~T. CHE~ICA~ OR CO~HO~ ~A~E CODE 6UID I ~AME: TITLE: SIGNATURE: DATE: ~MERGENCY CONTACT: TITLE: PHONE # BUS IlOURS: : AFTER BUS HRS: ~MERGENCY CONTACT: TITLE: .. PliONE # BUS HOURS: ~'RINCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY: AFTER BUS IIRS: ~..,- .,.'-~'...-~ ....... ~ . · : ~ .. ~,..' '-- , ~ ~'.. -._ ~ ~..' o.: . · ~...,....... . ..... -.,-. ~.,. '~.~ . . · .-~...~ ~ ..... '"Z,'.~ .~:,~.,.~ ".~ , ,~'. . ..... - . (Inspec~o,'s Comments): -OFFICIA5 USg ONLY- . .... :,... ..... ;-~.,~ . :~.~ · i.-' .~...' .... .~.~,, .. :~ ...~.. ~'-,,. .~ .~,' ..... .~ ~ ~~~'~"."~".'~~.~:'~ ...:' "'.~;e'' .:~%~00~. ~ OF ..... .-," (C~ECK ONE) SITE DIAG~ FACILI~ DIAG~ · , ~ . .. 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